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Ok no one cringe, but i am making a Grandmothers flower garden. I would cut it up for pieces for it. It would look like i used yards of fabric for the different floral pieces and it all came from one piece.
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Originally Posted by jillaine
(Post 5229418)
While looking for fabric, I stumbled across this. I'm so intrigued. What would you do with this (in quilting, of course)?
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Jillaine, I loved that fabric too, but was too chicken to buy it! I'm eagerly reading the answers people gave you. Hope you have fun with it!
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Ooh - I had an idea... It would look great as the outer (or inner) few rows of blocks in a blooming nine patch quilt!
To show you what I mean below is a link to some that were posted on Pinterest. with your fabric, you could start with heavier florals and then fade off softly into the whispier look on your fabric. That would really be lovely! http://pinterest.com/Studietwo/quilt...lay-lightplay/ |
Sorry to be a triple poster here, but I just found this fabric in a black background colorway too at:
http://www.equilter.com/cgi-bin/webc...15111137538.cd And Pamela - your GFG idea is wonderful! I'm dreaming, not cringing! |
As part of a fabric landscape.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
(Post 5229443)
A foundation for appliques----dragon flies, butterflies, kitten.....etc. Very pretty fabric.
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Landscape quilt would be good, but I also love the idea of a window shade.
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Just lovely, great job and thank you for sharing, back ground for appliques butterflies, kitten, puppies,.....etc. Have a Blessed day Ellen
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Background for an art quilt -- perhaps landscape? Fabric is really pretty.
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