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I made wedding invitations for a friend and laid the bottom half on the table to dry. Can you see what came to mind when you look at this altogether? I think this could be a pattern for a quilt. Now just to figure out the material. It's amazing where ideas come from.
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Very cool!
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wow!...awesome idea!
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That looks really good!
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It's like really subtle tube quilting! Awesome!
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I know what you mean!! It's amazing where you see ideas for quilts!
I haven't looked at the world the same since! haha |
Yes, a nice idea.
Sewfine |
very neat, can't wait to see the quilt
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Print your own fabric of that pattern, as you would for labels ... and make that quilt!
Maybe not a full quilt, but a table topper? runner? wall hanging? for the Bride would be a nice keepsake. You could even print the invitation and include it. |
So creative!
Through the eyes of a quilter...endless possibilities! |
Well, I'm impressed...that is awesome!
Maureen |
Very creative!
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Wow, you are so right.
Kat |
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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You could upload the stamped image to spoonflower.com and they will print the design on fabric for you.
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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?
You could inquire about your stamps ... would they set in the fabric? Would they be washable? or just a lot of work and wouldn't last? |
Cool quilt pattern
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Ooooh! I like!
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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!
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Clever!
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Very neat!
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OHHHH!!! Pretty. I think that would make a beautiful quilt.
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What a great idea, our minds just never stop do they?
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I think your on the right track!!
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That is just what a creative mind would see....I say go for it.
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My first thought was to be on the lookout for a border fabric like this...one with lots of repeats and see what you come up with. Now that you are inspired there will be no stopping you! Good luck and please post the progress...
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cool
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Not to mention how beautiful the invitations are!
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Great idea!
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ABSOLUTELY!!!!! :lol: :lol:
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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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