Will this fabric work for a Stack and Whack Quilt?
04-11-2011, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by KPALM
I neglected to mention that I was so taken by each motif in the OBW that I decided to separate them with solid blue triangles so each motif would stand out..
04-11-2011, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by cabinfever
Just a reference for those who might want to see what the mirrors help you do; see below. You can certainly get a couple of cheap mirror to do the same thing & tape the 2 edges together, as someone here suggested. Plexiglass mirror is lightweight & won't shatter like real glass if you're carrying it around with you a lot.
I think if you bought a couple of variations of fabrics in the same line with same colorways, but a little different scale it could be a nice muted stack n whack (more subtle). I would audition the prints at a store where possible.
I think if you bought a couple of variations of fabrics in the same line with same colorways, but a little different scale it could be a nice muted stack n whack (more subtle). I would audition the prints at a store where possible.
04-11-2011, 06:20 PM
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that blue quilt (sorry did not note your name & the board is molassas tonight) is AMAZING! lots of punch. I love the fabric choice. Agree about setting off the blocks so they stand out.
Holice, very nice av!
Holice, very nice av!
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