Reproduction Prints Are So Dull?
Reproduction block by Becky Brown
Occasionally I run across a comment or overhear a shopper claiming that she doesn't care for reproduction prints because they are too drab.
Occasionally I run across a comment or overhear a shopper claiming that she doesn't care for reproduction prints because they are too drab.
Valerie's reproduction print block See more about repro blocks every Wednesday at http://civilwarquilts.blogspot.com/
Nancy' Swanwick's stars. She had a stack of 49 when I photographed these.
I taught a class in these stars recently and the class was supposed to swap a star or two. Only 1 person of 25 would give up her stars. It wasn't me. We liked them toooooo much.
Here are some great star blocks from my weekly Stars in a Time Warp QuiltAlong.
I taught a class in these stars recently and the class was supposed to swap a star or two. Only 1 person of 25 would give up her stars. It wasn't me. We liked them toooooo much.
Here are some great star blocks from my weekly Stars in a Time Warp QuiltAlong.
Vintage quilt from about 1890-1920
My advice: Buy a lot of yellow yardage when you see it. Add it to your reproduction stash. Use it all the time.
My advice: Buy a lot of yellow yardage when you see it. Add it to your reproduction stash. Use it all the time.
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