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Many manufacturers have free patterns on their websites featuring different fabric lines... Or you could find a fabric similar to yours and check to see if there are patterns for it. :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by seamstome
Here's what I do. I cut some openings in paper at different shapes and sizes. Then I lay them on the fabric. The fabric usually will "speak" to me in a certain shape/size. Then I look for a pattern that highlights that shape.
If that doesnt happen I use it for sashing or borders where you see more of it.
If that doesnt happen I use it for sashing or borders where you see more of it.
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Originally Posted by seamstome
Here's what I do. I cut some openings in paper at different shapes and sizes. Then I lay them on the fabric. The fabric usually will "speak" to me in a certain shape/size. Then I look for a pattern that highlights that shape.
If that doesnt happen I use it for sashing or borders where you see more of it.
If that doesnt happen I use it for sashing or borders where you see more of it.
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Welcome! And definitely no need to feel alone on this. Right now I have an assortment of fabrics with fairy and Tinkerbell prints that have different sizes of focal print. Am looking for a pattern that says "hey, I'm the one" to showcase these properly. The birthday isn't until fall so I have some time yet.
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