What should I do with this fabric?
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
That fish fabric might be good for backing on a childs quilt. I live the fish fabric.The second and forth pictures could be sandwiched and quilted as is. The third one would be good for a baby quilt.
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Depending on the size of the panels, how about making some reusable shopping bags? The heavier-duty fabric would be perfect, and I think the artichoke one would be fun for that. And, they would be washable, which the bags you guy from the store are not.
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the first fabrics you have all the yardage of would make good (picnic) outdoor quilts- or beach quilts
the one with 10 yards would back 3 queen quilts plus leave you a bit for adding to stash/piecing.
but the two fun prints of the heavier fabric---beach/picnic quilts!
the one with 10 yards would back 3 queen quilts plus leave you a bit for adding to stash/piecing.
but the two fun prints of the heavier fabric---beach/picnic quilts!
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
the first fabrics you have all the yardage of would make good (picnic) outdoor quilts- or beach quilts
the one with 10 yards would back 3 queen quilts plus leave you a bit for adding to stash/piecing.
but the two fun prints of the heavier fabric---beach/picnic quilts!
the one with 10 yards would back 3 queen quilts plus leave you a bit for adding to stash/piecing.
but the two fun prints of the heavier fabric---beach/picnic quilts!
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