I think the fleece like one is poly-flannel. As others have stated, use it as a quilt back-when cut it tends to curl a little on the edges. The ducks are adorable but cut into larger squares would still keep the look.
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How about something like a Quilt for Kids quilt.
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Have you had these fabrics for awhile? I wonder if the 'fleece like' fabric might be what I call robe velour. I can't find it anymore.
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Can you believe it?!?!?! I just went to the Quilt for kids site and saw this! :lol:
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Sorry double posted.
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Originally Posted by quilt1950
Have you had these fabrics for awhile? I wonder if the 'fleece like' fabric might be what I call robe velour. I can't find it anymore.
The duck fabric, I just purchased a month or two ago. |
Originally Posted by irishrose
I'd cut the ducks into 8" squares, then make some 9 patch blocks with 3" squares in pastel aqua, yellow, pink and little duck squares. Put those together in an alternating pattern and use the soft fabric for the backing.
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The guest speaker at Bluebonnet Quilt Guild last night was Minay Sirois, http://www.minay.sirois.com/ she does large all over prints into really cool quilts. Your ducks would work very well. Check out her site, she shows lots and lots of her quilts for ideas. Some patterns are also available. Made me want to go thru the stash for large prints for my next project.
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Ducks could be used as a pillowcase.
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Recently I saw a quilt using this pattern & the square was fish, I'm sure your duckies would look fantastic in it too. Scroll down to find the BQ pattern.
http://mapleislandquilts.com/quiltpatterns.asp |
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