What would you do with this panel?
#41
I have done 2 quilts--queen size from this panel. I put Delectable mountains in coordinating colors around the panel to enlarge it , then added more sashing and borders to enlarge in the deer print that is on the edge of your panel. Everyone loved the way it turned out.
Sorry I can,t put up a picture--they were grabbed up for Christmas gifts for the GS,s
Sorry I can,t put up a picture--they were grabbed up for Christmas gifts for the GS,s
#43
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Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Arkansas
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I just finished a purchased panel, I split the panel into three equal pieces from top to bottom. Used a coordinating color to separate the strips. Then added boarders. I like the way it turned out. I'm not home now but will try to remember to post a picture in a few days. Or if there is a way to remind me that would be great.
#48
Many very good suggestions. Looks like the fabric will match well. Since you have 3 browns I think your overall quilt will feel brown. So if that is what you are going for great. If you have it, I would add a blue towards the aqua and grey range at least that is how it is showing up on my computer.
#49
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Join Date: Feb 2013
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I like your fabric choices. As I was reading the older posts to this thread I thought of a different way of using the panel. Have you considered using the panel, with the borders cut off, as the focal block of a log cabin? Courthouse steps comes to my mind. The use the cut off borders as parts of the logs (or as cornerstones with a different LC variation) and move outward until you have the size you like.
The benefits of this board are so wonderful. I can honestly say this is the first time I've ever thought of a variation like this. For my entire life I've considered myself a good technician but without imagination. Now a spark. Thank you all so much.
teyla15 Sorry for the side move. Whatever you decide this will be a striking piece. Please share it with us.
The benefits of this board are so wonderful. I can honestly say this is the first time I've ever thought of a variation like this. For my entire life I've considered myself a good technician but without imagination. Now a spark. Thank you all so much.
teyla15 Sorry for the side move. Whatever you decide this will be a striking piece. Please share it with us.
#50
Hi Teyla15, I read your PM to me and are you going to try to post the pictures of your fabric and patterns you are going to use when you start your quilt? I'll try to do mine, haven't posted pics in a while so it may prove to be a challenge.
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