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Originally Posted by cindit
Originally Posted by olebat
Several years ago I collected a series similar to this. I look at it often, waiting for just the right inspiration. It's one of the ones that screams out, "don't cut me until you are sure." I've made several sketches for potential use. The one I like best is treated much like an Asian print quilt, where the central peacock is isolated in an offset panel, and other panels showcase different portions of the main print.
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I'd use them. I love the colors. Stack n Whack or 9 Patch Pizzazz come to mind.
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I love this fabric, so beautiful! Lots of good ideas on what to use it for.
It would be a perfect fabric for this pattern: http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-163585-1.htm |
Are there more than 2 fabrics to make a collection?
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kaliediscope maybe?
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Originally Posted by kraftykimberly
Thats a lot of background color for OBW. In my experience I have found that lots of solid background color does not bode well for an OBW.
I love this fabric. I love anything Peacock. You should buy any and all of it. That of course is my opinion. lol CAT |
That is gorgeous fabric. It would make a nice OBW but, man, I'd hate to cut it!!
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Originally Posted by Favorite Fabrics
It's by Timeless Treasures. I think it's brand new; I just spotted it on their website.
Hoffman is also going to be coming out with a peacock collection. I think I will need to see that one, too, so I can decide which one I like better! (And no, it's not on their site yet. I think they will debut it at Market this weekend.) |
I have been in love with this fabric from the first time I saw it. I plan on purchasing some to make a quilt for me.
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I love them. I would make something out of them for sure. Maybe fussy cut or applique.
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