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Can you find a similar fabric to your pattern? The other option is http://www.spoonflower.com. You design the fabric and they will print it.
I have heard some good things about it. However, it is pricey. There may be other sites like it. |
BEAUTIFUL!
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Originally Posted by sylvia77
Looks like a log cabin, barn raising pattern. I love the idea of stamping the pattern on white cloth snd think it will work just fine!
Same thought when I saw it. You could do pink roses and white/offwhite to get the same effect without having to print material for it. |
I know what you mean. I was actually looking at Don Cherry's gaudy suit the other night and started seeing quilt blocks! :lol:
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Originally Posted by Grammie Sharon
I stamped these. Do you think if I stamped the pattern on white cloth and then put blocks together it would work? Or should I try to find some type of fabric like this?
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I must tell you what I did for a wedding quilt similar to what you're doing. I used beautiful preprinted labels, ironed fusible webbing to the back of each one, and top-stitched each label onto another piece of fabic, which were all the same size, and sewed them altogether!
It was beautiful! It was for my SIL. And then I quilted it on my longarm. I have to admit that I got the idea out of a quilt book...I'd have to look through my books to see what the name of it was and who it was by...it's been about 4 yrs ago! It was a very enjoyable project! |
Honey you just figured out that quilters have very fertile minds. It does suggest ides . Keep on quilting.
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WOW !! and out of the clear blue a pattern emerges... NICE
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Way to go!!!!!!!1
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