MORE traditional Christmas fabrics
01-19-2010, 04:47 AM
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Delicious fabrics and as I was going down I was thinking One Block Wonder over and over then I saw Ladygen's post.
I think the OBW books recommend not using fabrics with straight lines because the line-up of the hexagons will always look wonky, but curves and round shapes are much better. The author has shown an illustration showing this.
I think the OBW books recommend not using fabrics with straight lines because the line-up of the hexagons will always look wonky, but curves and round shapes are much better. The author has shown an illustration showing this.
01-19-2010, 07:27 AM
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Now this is a great collection. Love the colors love the stripes wouldnt those and the fabrics posted just below it make great stack and whack blocks.. I have to admit I am a sucker for the guilded fabrics for Christmas. The ornament one? LOVE IT!! real Christmas colors.. FINALLY!
01-19-2010, 09:56 AM
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I love the stripes fabric! It would make different borders all coordinated to the other. The thrid fabric you posted is wonderful! I would make champagne/wine sacks with it. It just looks like a party all by itself.
But of the two fabric lines, I like the one you posted on the link best. Those birds and pine cones are wonderful images.
But of the two fabric lines, I like the one you posted on the link best. Those birds and pine cones are wonderful images.
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