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It would look good in a landscape quilt but I would use it for an appliqué wallhanging. The fabric reminds me of hollyhocks. I can see the fabric used around the appliqué of an old English style cottage with a thatched roof. Great fabric!
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otis, pillow cases of pretty fabrics for your bed, what a great idea guess i know what my next project will be lol
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I would use it behind one of the laser-cut applique stencils (like frames or windows). This is one website, but there are many others that sell these. Someday, I'm going to make one!
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I agree on the landscape quilt. Could be interesting. Good luck finding the right thing
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So many ideas...hummmmmmmmm - a landscape quilt, a base for applique, a wonderful wide border on a soft -colored quilt top. It's just a delicious piece of fabric. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by jillaine
(Post 5229418)
While looking for fabric, I stumbled across this. I'm so intrigued. What would you do with this (in quilting, of course)?
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Originally Posted by lollygagging
(Post 5230203)
So many ideas...hummmmmmmmm - a landscape quilt, a base for applique, a wonderful wide border on a soft -colored quilt top. It's just a delicious piece of fabric. Thanks for sharing.
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I would embroider some hummingbirds or other birds at the top and a few little bunnies in the bottom
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I think it'd be a pretty border or part of a landscape quilt.
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I like the applique idea of dragon flies & butter flies, birds, maybe a cat, dog & frogs at the bottom.
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