What to do with Loud Border Stripe Fabric
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I think I am going to cut it into strips. I have been wanting to try the jelly roll rug, and as greensleeves says the colours will coordinate. And I don't mind the colours, it was the combo of pattern, colour and size.
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My thoughts exactly! I went shopping specifically for border fabric to use in 60 degree triangle table runners. The pattern names are Triangle Frenzy Runner and Triangle Frenzy Swirl. They are gorgeous! Try it!
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Cut half square triangle blocks. Easiest way you will ever make them. The sides will be bias but if you starch before cutting you should be fine. You have some pretty combinations. When you look at just two fabrics at a time they look lots tamer.
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Check out this MSQC tutorial -perfect for striped fabric.:-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8xgM1H2X18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8xgM1H2X18
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I like to use striped fabric for binding. I've seen One Block Wonders (I think that's what it is called) done using this type of striped pattern too. I've never made one but there is a design link to help with it... I saved it for future reference... I copy/pasted your fabric in design helper and it looks pretty cool...
http://oneblockwonder.com/design-helper/
http://oneblockwonder.com/design-helper/
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