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Old 01-19-2011, 03:23 PM
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Very pretty.
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Old 01-19-2011, 03:24 PM
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Love it in batik! There aren't directions in the book for a scrappy quilt (each block made from two different fabrics and no two blocks the same) but I think that may be my next project. Trying to decide between batiks and some of the big prints with lots of colors, paired each time with a calmer blender-type print....I just love to play with gorgeous fabrics!
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Love it in batik! There aren't directions in the book for a scrappy quilt (each block made from two different fabrics and no two blocks the same) but I think that may be my next project. Trying to decide between batiks and some of the big prints with lots of colors, paired each time with a calmer blender-type print....I just love to play with gorgeous fabrics!
Play away...we love it when you share the results!
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I have a black, white and red one on my quilting frame right now. I'll have to post a pic when I get it finished.
They are right - it is an easy pattern.
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Beautiful
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Originally Posted by teacherbailey
Love it in batik! There aren't directions in the book for a scrappy quilt (each block made from two different fabrics and no two blocks the same) but I think that may be my next project. Trying to decide between batiks and some of the big prints with lots of colors, paired each time with a calmer blender-type print....I just love to play with gorgeous fabrics!
You could use a neutral background for all, but cut the star points from all of your scraps and then mix them up. However, a large floral or print of some kind would give a lot of color. I think in the back of the book there is a picture of a polka dot quilt that has different colors. I really think ANYTHING will look nice with this pattern. ;-)
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Old 01-19-2011, 06:57 PM
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Love the green and purple as purple is my favorite color and the other two quilts are stunning especially the polka dots and yellow.
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Old 01-19-2011, 07:23 PM
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Gee there pretty. The red and yellow are my favorite. But I like them both.
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Those are so pretty!!! Now I want to add that to my list to do.
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Really like the colors and pattern.
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