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Hi all I just wanted to ask you guys if you had heard of this sort of fabric its so absolutely beautiful and i want to make a quilt sometime soon with his fabrics, do any of you know of how to go about starting a neat yet busy quilt with his fabrics?? Just wanted to ask ya ladies...hope yall can help me


Happy Quilting
Ash

Hi Ash,
Hancock fabric has Michael Miller Flower Fairies fabric. It is a beautiful fabric. I don't know what kind of quilt you are looking for, but there are lots out there to pick from.
Pam

I looked and the fabric is cute.. try googling quilt patterns...there are so many to choose from and you may find one that catches your eye...

Hi Ashley,

Maybe try the disappearing 9 patch. You cold use 8 inch squares (or whatever size will show the whole print) for the 4 corners to showcase. Then use some of the companion fabrics for the 2, 4, 6 & 8 spots. Choose a nice accent color for your middle block before you cut them.

That fabric is beautiful and so feminine looking.

Have fun,
Linda

Awe thank you so much for all of your helpers I will look at all of those options and places for some great ideas, yeah I thought it was very pretty and feminine. I just absolutely loved it cant wait to search and find it...

Happy Quilting

Ash

My favorite quilt shop in my area has the fabric. They have some demo quilts that are just gorgeous, using the full pictures just surrounded by a sashing and beautiful borders. That is awesome fabric.

My friend just purchased the green one to make for her granddaughter's third birthday. She plans to make it as Kittyquilt9292 described. It is beautiful fabric with the fairies peaking out from behind the leaves. Also saw it in a shop in Vacaville, CA where they had cut individual fairies from the smaller all over print & used them as cornerstones surrounded by a sawtooth border. Really charming design for a little girl.

Have fun with it.

Phyllis

Question: Ashley, do you have a piece of fabric in your possession?

If so, you can duplicate more, per use of computer..REquirement: Scanner, printer, special paper, and it will reproduce as closely as possible to your sample piece. It may require some computer guru or print shop to help you if equipment in your home doesn't fulfull your needs.

I have had 1yr. to learn on my own computer at my disposal, and it works with basic computer equipment..You are limited to amt to reproduce..Even some advanced photocopier could do the trick..

2nd Ask quilt shop in your area, who specialize in the name brands, it may be a time before you find..

Unless, others here have a piece which would be the best solution..

Hi, does anybody know where I can get instructions for logcabin block with cornerstone?

Thank you Sue