Originally Posted by pacquilter
(Post 5151921)
I posted this Stack & Whack back in January, and several people wanted to see the original fabric. I finally ran across a piece of it, and thought I would show. Sorry, no selvage left to show the name and manufacturer! :(
Do you have any idea where you bought this fabric? At a Quilt Shop or at a plact like JoAnn's or online? I absolutely love it and want to make a graduation quit for my daughter with Stack n Whack and I want to find a bright print like this. good thing she doesn't graduate until next spring so I have some time to find something similar to this. I like your quilt with the bright blocks with the other white blocks. Next question. Any idea how much material you had to start with when you made this quilt? I have no idea how much material to buy to make a large quilt with the stack and whack method. I know it will take lot of material as there will be some waste. I just have no idea how many yds. to buy. Thanks for anything you can remember about all this. |
This SNW shows how you can use any fabric as long as you like the colors. It does not take as much fabric as you think with a solid background color.
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absolutely fabulous fabric and you quilt is fantastic
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Beautiful! I love to make stack and whack, it's absolutely fascinating to see the diverse blocks that come from one fabric! My problem is that once I have the blocks all put together, I want to whack up more fabric and start again before I finish the previous quilt. I'm working on one now, I just posted a pic yesterday, I call it Hippie Love Beads. I'm at that stage I just described, I'm working on putting the top together, not nearly as much fun as making the blocks.
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nicely done! =)
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