Just can't cut it!
#31
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Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
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Your fabric would be very pretty used in a quilt called “convergence”. Also Nancy Zeiman (RIP) has aseveral shows for making quilts using hombres that are lovely. I have several I cannot cut too. I will find them tomorrow to post them.
#35
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Location: Central Ia
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This past Summer I started a Tote, got the majority of the pieces cut came down to the last fabric which still lays draped over the railing after ironing. It's nothing special, just a teal blender, just something I think is Gorgeous!
I Had lunch with my quilting longtime GF and quilting mentor explained my "hump", she sweetly offered me some different fabric which I did decline citing one day I would get passed this hump.
I have coordinating fabrics, maybe 2 or 3... Which I could easily one of the fabrics in another project but I refuse to separate from the other. Come to think... I really do have several fabrics that I adore and seem to think I need to keep "safe".
I Had lunch with my quilting longtime GF and quilting mentor explained my "hump", she sweetly offered me some different fabric which I did decline citing one day I would get passed this hump.
I have coordinating fabrics, maybe 2 or 3... Which I could easily one of the fabrics in another project but I refuse to separate from the other. Come to think... I really do have several fabrics that I adore and seem to think I need to keep "safe".
#36
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Pacific NW
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Of course I do!
Sometimes I make a table scarf with them ... a large square ... and drape it over a round side table ... so that I can enjoy it whenever I walk by ... If the fabric doesn't match my decor, sometimes I put it on a table outside my back door (out of the sun so it doesn't fade).
Actually, the one you show I would be tempted to use as the background for an applique something ...
Sometimes I make a table scarf with them ... a large square ... and drape it over a round side table ... so that I can enjoy it whenever I walk by ... If the fabric doesn't match my decor, sometimes I put it on a table outside my back door (out of the sun so it doesn't fade).
Actually, the one you show I would be tempted to use as the background for an applique something ...
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#37
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Houston, TX
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I really like the Craftsman pattern. I've used it a couple times for special fabrics.
https://www.anniescatalog.com/detail...AaAgqSEALw_wcB
https://www.anniescatalog.com/detail...AaAgqSEALw_wcB
Thank you for posting it.
#39
I agree it would make a good Convergence quilt. I have several piles of fabric I am having a hard time cutting. I also have some hand marbled squares I just can't seem to use. I actually got them out to use several times and put them back for something special.
I had a layer cake of grunge fabric. Not sure why it was so special. I could get tons more of it. I pulled it out to use for a quilt for my grandson. I put it back away as it was special. I told myself if my GS wasn't a special project I don't know what is and used it.
I had a layer cake of grunge fabric. Not sure why it was so special. I could get tons more of it. I pulled it out to use for a quilt for my grandson. I put it back away as it was special. I told myself if my GS wasn't a special project I don't know what is and used it.
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