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Auditioning background fabrics the old school way 10 Jan 2021 11:53 #153304

  • HelenW
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Ebmotha, I started to do the EQ8 idea, and quickly realized, I don't know enough to do this pattern, so I went old school.
Cut and Paste with scissors and glue. I took a screen shot of your panel and printed it on full size piece of paper. Took a screen
shot of the kit picture that is sold on TQS and printed it full size. I cut the circles out with small paper scissors and taped them to
you panel fabric for background. You have a lighter section in your panels. If after you cut your borders, you could stack the panels and cut into
lighter sections to use in the center and small house background, and use the darker areas for the background of buildings. The piano key colors
should probably be in the border. They might not work well next to houses and buildings. To much movement of colors designs. HelenW

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Another way to use your background panels... 10 Jan 2021 06:56 #153279

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Ebmotha, When you said you bought 6 panels for background for Color My World, the first thing that came to my mind was One Block Wonders made
with Hexagons. So I took your picture of the panel and ran it thru the Design website and this is what a quilt of Hexagons would look like with your panels.
Just interesting to see!!! HelenW

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