mommafank

Yes, have to agree on that! Really sort of grows on you if you really look at it. It would look great in an I Spy quilt but then that would not use up much of it.

kit'smamma

You can always make doggie quilts for the animal shelter or animal rescue organization. I'm sure Fido would love it. Actually I can see little boys loving it at Head Start or some such place.

kit'smamma

Just had another brain storm. Do you know any serious bikers (I mean motor cycle black leather types)?

pocoellie

Maybe it wouldn't be so bad as a stack and whack, it looks like it has a small repeat, looks like you might have 8 repeats which would make a small quilt.

the casual quilter

This is just a thought, but if you made a quilt like Yelow Brick Road or Turning Twenty and toned this fabric down a little with more black and maybe some gray and a little red as the other fabrics, it might just work.

JanetM

The fabric looks like an Ed Hardy design which is very popular with teens and 20'somethings. Why not make a purse and offer it for sale.

bigsister63

Save it for next year's "ugly fabric " contest.

gal288

This would make a good stack &whack,, set in red,,, you' ll never see the skulls

quiltmaker

It is different....different is good...if you can't figure out what to do with it sell it or put it up for trade.

rb.

Know any teen girls? Three ring binder covers, notebook covers, bandanas, vests over tshirts, picture frames, mirror frames, anything a teen girl would use. My teen daughter loves those fabrics.