[Photo credit: Martingale & Co.]
[Photo credit: Martingale & Co.]
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-hg
Friday, April 11, 2014
[Photo credit: Martingale & Co.]
-hg
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I don't think I have ever counted the number of fabrics in a project~ I like 'the more the merrier' approach. I guess that is why Kim's patterns appeal to me so much. :-)
I think the largest number of prints I have used in a single quilt is about 50 different ones!
Right now I am working on a king-sized Civil War repro quilt, and I've used 84 different fabrics so far. It has been great fun.
I really don't count and I love to make scrappy quilts. I do stack up the fabrics I am using on projects next to my cutting board and sometimes the stack is about a foot tall.
I don't know how many, but there have been some scrappy ones that I've used as many as I think will go with each other in the quilt. I do have the McCall's quilt along going from this winter (it's a Burgoyne Surround block) and I'm using about 10 fabrics alone just for the background, and many prints from 4 or 5 lines of the same designer for the color in the blocks, so it'll be alot!!!
PS. and I'm still crossing my fingers for the book: I own almost all of Kim's lines. I LOVE her work!!! Have a great weekend!! Hugs, H in Healdsburg
I did Celtic Solstice this year designed by Bonnie Hunter and I used over a hundred differentfabrics as I started cutting up my smallest pieces first! It was a good scrap buster. Kathy Aho in MN
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