What would you do?
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I would go to the drapery fabric section of your favorite fabric store and pick out a light weight fabric printed with landscape and sky, possibly a western design, use full length of width as much as possible and incorporate the train blocks with the design. There are ways to make this look unique. Example:
Make your train blocks separate from the background, edge with prairie points and applique to background in a pleasing arrangement or make very large blocks to compliment the train blocks.
Make your train blocks separate from the background, edge with prairie points and applique to background in a pleasing arrangement or make very large blocks to compliment the train blocks.
Originally Posted by pester
I am making a train quilt for my dad. I can't decide if I want to use "sky" or "landscape" for the background.
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Take a look at the soldier quilt comments. There is one with a pheasant in the middle. Perhaps a design similar to that would work.
Originally Posted by pester
I am making a train quilt for my dad. I can't decide if I want to use "sky" or "landscape" for the background.
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