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it looks beautiful and I love the colors, I would fussy cut it in big blocks
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I made a warm wishes and really like it alot for certain fabrics, I think that this might be nice for that pattern....
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i would cut the repititions into heart shapes and applique them
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Backing fabric on a quilt for my aunt is how I would use it.
Chris |
Wow!
Cut as large as possible maybe use it as a panel and surround it with complimentary fabric made into your favorite blocks. It is gorgeous fabric. Have fun.
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Looks delightfully romantic and Victorian! Not seasonal at all to my mind. Would have been perfect in the Victorian house I used to live in. I can see it fussy cut for a quilt, as is for the bedskirt and padded headboard. Would also be lovely in a wall hanging. Maybe even for a tote, as is on one side and fussy cut design on the other.
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
(Post 5375972)
I wouldn't go anywhere near it. To be honest, I don't think I've ever seen anything I like less than that. :rolleyes: Sorry.
It's kind of gaudy for my tastes. Just my opinion. |
I would use the 24inch before repeat as the center panel and then make contrasting colors in block around it. Also incorperate your swan material in those blocks going around this panel of 24 inches. Then a dark purple or blue inner border and then your swan material as the outer border. Hearts are not alway for valentines but stand for love. I really "love" this material. Good luck.
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I would either fussy cut it for big sashed blocks or attic windows or add borders, using it as is, and outline quilt it.
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Originally Posted by sewmary
(Post 5375337)
I wouldn't use it at all! Too sweet for me. Makes my teeth ache! Good thing we all have different tastes and opinions.
Perfectly done for what it is , so compliments to the designer! |
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