8-) I just love fabric!!!! I do not buy thimbleberries as it is sorta dull as I prefer the bright colors, but if it is fabric I will find a way to use it if I can. If nothing else i will just look at it for a while. Am I crazy?
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Originally Posted by QBeth
Oh oh, sorry, I hate Thimbleberries. :-( Brights are my thing. But, as they say, to each their own. :-)
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I'm one of those that DO like batiks! Kansas Troubles (Moda) is one of my favorites. And bright colors. And florals. And.....
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My dislikes in fabric have to do with headaches. If the print is too bright, or its black and white and done in an optically vibrant pattern, its avoided. The only way I could use something like that? By making it mine by muting the brightness, with paint or tea dye. I can see using a bias strip to bind a quilt, but I can't use those optic prints much. Other than those, there's no fabric too ugly. I just break out the art supplies and splash it with goop until it can be made into something fun.
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It depends, too, on what I am making. I may not want brights but something more subtle.
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What is the civil war fabric or what does it look like. I like wildlife like the black bears, fishing and things that I have seen or done on trips
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Originally Posted by bjnicholson
There's a time and place for each design, but I'm getting a little tired of the pink/brown/turqoise combo.
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I have to agree with you, I don't like Batiks either. Don't get me
wrong, they are lovely to look at, but I hand quilt, they are not made for hand quilting, the fabric is woven too tight. |
Originally Posted by Favorite Fabrics
I hate ugly, muddy colors, like yellowy-browny-green and lavender that has too much gray, and old-cheese-orange and browns that look like my lawn after the snow melts off it.
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I don't like floral print or white.
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