Would this work?
#4
I have to agree with Amma here. While it is beautiful fabric, I do not see an emerging pattern for a OBW. It's almost like there is not enough free space (color-wise) to give you the visual effect that I believe you want. This is not to be said that it can't be done, BUT, I do not think that you will see the results that your mind envisions. Sorry; I don't mean to be a poopy head.
#6
Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
I agree with amma. don't think there is enough variation for a OBW, might work for a 4 patch posey.
#8
Originally Posted by TonnieLoree
I have to agree with Amma here. While it is beautiful fabric, I do not see an emerging pattern for a OBW. It's almost like there is not enough free space (color-wise) to give you the visual effect that I believe you want. This is not to be said that it can't be done, BUT, I do not think that you will see the results that your mind envisions. Sorry; I don't mean to be a poopy head.
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My suggestion would be to find a fabric with a larger scale print.
Also be sure you measure the repeat to make sure you buy enough fabric.
Here is a pic of the four patch posie that I did. If you look on the second page you will see the original fabric. Those flowers are about 3 inches across and the uneven design in the fabric resulted in lots of variations in the blocks..
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-119054-1.htm
Also be sure you measure the repeat to make sure you buy enough fabric.
Here is a pic of the four patch posie that I did. If you look on the second page you will see the original fabric. Those flowers are about 3 inches across and the uneven design in the fabric resulted in lots of variations in the blocks..
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-119054-1.htm
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