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I'm seconding the use of Attic Windows for your wildlife fabric. It's an easy pattern to make and there are lots of examples on Google.
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Thanks for sharing all the great pattens!
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Anything that highlights a center square. On a basic level, think of a churn dash where the outsides frame that center. And you can make the center any size you want. Any sort of modified log cabin that starts with as large a square as you want (even different sizes in different blocks) and build the logs to finish to the desired block size. This is also very handy if there are a lot of colors in the focus fabric because you can use them all and in different blocks. This allows for each block to highlight the critter and yet for a cohesiveness to the whole quilt top.
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There are some patterns by Maple Island (think that is the name) and they use big squares that might work for your large figures.
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I like the BQ2 pattern by Maple Island I also like that quick strippie quilt - but I don't have a link to it
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lorraine43.....I have been looking for a pattern like this for a beautiful large print fabric that I have. Thanks for the info
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Thank you everyone for all the great suggestions.I have some great idea's now!!!!
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I love View from the Cabin. It combines room for a large scale print with the traditional log cabin blocks. It can be purchased through Twin Cities Quilting, 651-340-8263. They don't sell their patterns on-line.
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Nice patterns!
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Originally Posted by Mitty
(Post 7804197)
I like Attic Window quilts (though I've never made one myself). Some are done to make it look like a continuous scene outside the window, but others are done with different panels in each frame.
You can also treat it like a center panel and add assorted pieced borders around the center. |
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