What pattern would you use?
07-18-2010, 05:08 AM
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Thanks for sharing this website and pattern. I love it and already have plans for some fabric I was not sure how to use.
Originally Posted by twistedstitcher
http://www.maryquilts.com/quick-strippie/
This would be a great pattern to showcase the pirate fabric.
This would be a great pattern to showcase the pirate fabric.
07-18-2010, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by JenniePenny
There is a pattern that I've used with large scale fabrics that really works well. It's called "Just Can't Cut It."
You would use your Pirate Fabric plus five other fabrics. I think the largest print would be cut into 5.5" squares, but I'm not positive about the measurement. I know that some clever person can provide you a link with where to buy this pattern. I've seen it in 6 local stores over the years.
It's an easy pattern for a lap size quilt that really goes together quickly.
You would use your Pirate Fabric plus five other fabrics. I think the largest print would be cut into 5.5" squares, but I'm not positive about the measurement. I know that some clever person can provide you a link with where to buy this pattern. I've seen it in 6 local stores over the years.
It's an easy pattern for a lap size quilt that really goes together quickly.
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07-18-2010, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by SharonAnne
Thanks for sharing this website and pattern. I love it and already have plans for some fabric I was not sure how to use.
Originally Posted by twistedstitcher
http://www.maryquilts.com/quick-strippie/
This would be a great pattern to showcase the pirate fabric.
This would be a great pattern to showcase the pirate fabric.
You're welcome!
07-18-2010, 05:40 PM
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I like this idea. you could cut the fabric in long strips and cut the other fabric in narrower strips and sew those between the pirate fabric. kinda like you are looking at a japanese room divider , maybe do the narrow strips in a rainbow fashion .. who is the guy who cuts fabric in long strips and then places other fabric between creating a moving picture look... something like that.
Originally Posted by Yarn or Fabric
You could also do one of the window quilts - you can fussy cut the scenes so each window focuses on a different thing going on in the material...
and I agree that the fabric designer totally took Jack Sparrow's character and put it on that fabric. When I saw it at the store, I had wondered what Disney thought of it lol.
and I agree that the fabric designer totally took Jack Sparrow's character and put it on that fabric. When I saw it at the store, I had wondered what Disney thought of it lol.
07-19-2010, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by JenniePenny
There is a pattern that I've used with large scale fabrics that really works well. It's called "Just Can't Cut It."
You would use your Pirate Fabric plus five other fabrics. I think the largest print would be cut into 5.5" squares, but I'm not positive about the measurement. I know that some clever person can provide you a link with where to buy this pattern. I've seen it in 6 local stores over the years.
It's an easy pattern for a lap size quilt that really goes together quickly.
You would use your Pirate Fabric plus five other fabrics. I think the largest print would be cut into 5.5" squares, but I'm not positive about the measurement. I know that some clever person can provide you a link with where to buy this pattern. I've seen it in 6 local stores over the years.
It's an easy pattern for a lap size quilt that really goes together quickly.
You can showcase alot of the print this way.
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