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Going through my scrap collection, I've got a half-yard of this, a half-yard of that and some batik scraps of the other in a tropical theme. Most are fairly large prints/designs. What pattern/block would you suggest for turning large prints like these into a quilt?
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Agreed, you need a pattern with larger blocks. I like the Yellow Brick Road or Brick Road pattern. It's the one with three alternating blocks: one with 3 pieces, one with 4 pieces, and one with 5 pieces. When I make it I change it by adding one other piece to each block: a narrow strip in a dark accent color which divides the two halves of the block. So my blocks have 4, 5, and 6 pieces. Fast, easy, and beautiful because you let the beautiful fabrics do the work.
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Maybe something like the SeaBreeze pattern from Hoffman. It looks like just squares and rectangles sashed. You could easily make it a scrappy version.
http://www.hoffmanfabrics.com/wp-con....5-x-11-LR.pdf.
I'd sketch out what size pieces you have and see what you can combine easily.
http://www.hoffmanfabrics.com/wp-con....5-x-11-LR.pdf.
I'd sketch out what size pieces you have and see what you can combine easily.
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This one is the illusion block. It's from Missouri Star Quilt Company.
Another suggestion would be attic windows.
Just have fun with your fabric and see what happens!
This one is the illusion block. It's from Missouri Star Quilt Company.
Another suggestion would be attic windows.
Just have fun with your fabric and see what happens!
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I've always really liked the Big Block Quilt Pattern.
Here's one that someone on the board made.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...lt-t83667.html
Here's one that someone on the board made.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...lt-t83667.html
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