Looking for Quilt Pattern Ideals for Bunny Garden Fabric. Thanks.
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Looking for Quilt Pattern Ideals for Bunny Garden Fabric. Thanks.
I need to make a quilt ASAP (Before Spring ends) out of this Bunny Garden Fabrics! The quilt will be used outside to sit, play and lay in the garden. Thanks
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What great fabrics to use together! I'd like to see the bunny fabric in a larger focus square and scrappy the others around it. I'm not sure how the light pink would work unless you fussy-cut the bunnies. Are those two pieces directional? If so, be careful how you place them if it matters in your final project.
Without a lot of web surfing, Disappearing 9 patch comes to mind, using the darker bunny fabric in the corners so they don't get sliced up. It's a quick one, too.
Without a lot of web surfing, Disappearing 9 patch comes to mind, using the darker bunny fabric in the corners so they don't get sliced up. It's a quick one, too.
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I'm glad you said Disappearing Nine Patch!
What great fabrics to use together! I'd like to see the bunny fabric in a larger focus square and scrappy the others around it. I'm not sure how the light pink would work unless you fussy-cut the bunnies. Are those two pieces directional? If so, be careful how you place them if it matters in your final project.
Without a lot of web surfing, Disappearing 9 patch comes to mind, using the darker bunny fabric in the corners so they don't get sliced up. It's a quick one, too.
Without a lot of web surfing, Disappearing 9 patch comes to mind, using the darker bunny fabric in the corners so they don't get sliced up. It's a quick one, too.
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I think you could use the row by row method since you are using it outside. I would not put a lot of work into it and I think it would be easy to wash. What is left over of the darker fabric I would piece and use for the back. Good luck.
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Just finishing up some D9P quilts for the Children's Hospital. Used 10" layer cake. Your fabrics would be great. I'd suggest a center block be another pink, or lime, or orange. Makes a finished block 30" Only need four blocks to make a 60" quilt. Sew a 9-patch, cut through the center of the block in both directions and rotate the pieces. Good luck, the ones I made were fun an quick.
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