Never used a panel or done an attic window! New things excite me & this one is beautiful! Thanks so much for posting this! So many ideas floating around in this brain!

I have not tried this. It is a great wall hanging. Love it.

Very good--I did these for Christmas for my kids a few years ago. They really make a great wall hanging! Yours is delightful.

One word of caution to someone trying this for the first time--be sure to label your blocks carefully--once they get separated, it is very easy to get them turned wrong and sometimes quite difficult to get the puzzle put back together correctly. This is one of the few times I label every one of the blocks individually.

I like very much. Perfect setting! :)

I love the way this turned out, it looks like you really are looking out a window at some beautiful landscaping. Very inspiring.

I like the way your quilt turned out, Char! It is very nice.

That is awesome. I agree the woodgrain fabric makes it look like a real window.

what a neat idea!!!!very nice!!!

That is terrific, great job and thank you for sharing
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Ellen

Great idea. It is beautiful. Love the shadow effect.

That is a great idea!

Love it. It looks so real. I would like a house like that and the view would be something else. In this case, it would be nice to be on the other side of this attic window.

That is gorgeous, great job.

Oh my gosh! How beautiful is this! Thank you for sharing your picture. I just love it.

The more I look at your lovely quilt, the more I see. Each window pane a picture in itself, the tans arranged to give the appearance of sun and shadow, the perfect border colors and the luminous quality of the panel itself. Hats off to you.

Oh my gosh Char - the way you did the shading in the window sashes and the wood grain adds to the reality - you did masterful work! And you chose a gorgeous panel - I never would have thought of using one like that. :thumbup:

Impressive!

Lovely idea.

That is exceptional! Love it!

I really like the idea. It's just like you are loking out your own window tothis beautiful view!

omg that is so pretty..and what a neat idea..WOW A++++++

That is beautiful!!!Thanks for sharing.

Oh my gosh, how creative you are. I love your graduations of wood colors in your windowframes. Beaut. job.

Really like this I have panels I would like to do this with I love the attic window design. Thank you for the instructions on how to cut. I love this site I learn soooo much. Yippie

First I'll answer oma: I just love that. I don't know if I've seen the combination before or not, but your woodgrain fabric is perfect! score! :thumbup:

Penni - don't you just love how ppl want something and you go shopping and buy oodles of fabric for them personally, and then they change their minds or paint etc. and their color schemes change? :eek:

I have a panel in my sewing room just waiting for attic windows. I am going to start it this afternoon. Will post a picture as soon as I finish it.

That's a great idea!. I love Trompe L'oeil and this technique also draws the eyes to look thru the window and beyond.

Great job! I love how each section of the panel is framed. Thanks for sharing!

I love it. You did a great job.

Your quilt is absolutely gorgeous!

You did a wonderful job! I especially love your use of wood fabric for the frame bottoms. Thanks for sharing, I always enjoy your posts.

Kat

It's new to me too. What a great idea! Thanks for posting, and your quilt is beautiful.

Char, that is beautiful! I'm especially fond of Japanese art and would love to have the reference of that panel.

I love it. Never thought of using wood grain before...love that, too!

Beyond belief. Absolutely wonderful as a wall hanging.

Love the idea. I've seen it before, but you did a fantastic job!

Good idea! Your windows look real! Thanks for sharing:o

Wow, looks great I like it very much

That is just stunning, what a great idea.

nevery seen it before I like it thanks.