Beautiful Gift with picture
#31
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[quote=erstan947]I would add borders until I got it the size I wanted. Lots of possible colors and fabrics. Keep us posted on what you do with them.:)[/quot
That's what I've done with panels I've bought. Just pull the colors from the panel and away you go. Let us see your finished creation.
That's what I've done with panels I've bought. Just pull the colors from the panel and away you go. Let us see your finished creation.
#33
Originally Posted by Sharonsews
Someone on the board did a quilt with the window panes through the panel. It had the feeling of looking through a window to the "yard". I dont' remember the member that did the cool quilt though. Sorry.
#34
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http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-125527-1.htm This was the post on the attic window a few days ago. I LOVE it but not really good at knowing if it would work for your print
#35
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Port Lavaca, TX
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Originally Posted by Maureen
My friend gave me several panels like this one. I need suggestions, thanks
You might try making the cub into an oval?
Also think about cutting each animal out of the extra panel, and remember to cut/leave seam allowance, applique the animals onto the quilt top?
#36
Ohhhhhhhhhhh that DOES sound nice !!!
Since you have more than one panel, cut a "picture" out of each of the three tigers, sew borders around them cut From The extra panel - and arrange them all into a pieced top using browns and greens blocks of plain and/or animal fabric. Then surround that with at least three varying width fabric borders .
You might try making the cub into an oval?
Also think about cutting each animal out of the extra panel, and remember to cut/leave seam allowance, applique the animals onto the quilt top?[/quote]
Since you have more than one panel, cut a "picture" out of each of the three tigers, sew borders around them cut From The extra panel - and arrange them all into a pieced top using browns and greens blocks of plain and/or animal fabric. Then surround that with at least three varying width fabric borders .
You might try making the cub into an oval?
Also think about cutting each animal out of the extra panel, and remember to cut/leave seam allowance, applique the animals onto the quilt top?[/quote]
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