101 Easy Craft Projects

Create personalized unique crafts even if you never made a thing with your hands from these easy to follow step-by-step craft ideas for any age and ability, and Have Fun Doing It!

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Choosing Fabric For a Quilt

By Nancy Bordeaux

For many quilters, the most difficult part of creating a quilt is in choosing the fabric. After you have chosen the pattern for the quilt, the fabric choice must be appropriate for the pattern.

Color and size of design area must be considered. I always choose my outer border and focus fabric first. I consider the block size and the size of the pieces I will be cutting.

The size of the pieces to be cut is important because I want to feature as much of the design in the focus fabric as possible. This will give me the approximate size of the print that I can choose.
For instance, if I have a 9 inch square of the focus fabric to cut, I can choose a larger print. If my square is only 4 inches, I need to find a smaller print for the focus fabric.

Once I have chosen my focus fabric, I will need to find coordinating fabrics to go with it. I need to decide if I want additional small prints or solid fabrics or a combination. It is always a "plus" if your quilt store carries a "group" of fabric.

What this means is that the fabric makers always design several coordinating pieces to go with a focus fabric. It makes your choice much easier because these fabrics are specifically designed to go together.

If you are unable to find a "group" of fabric, always carry a piece of your focus fabric with you to match with coordinating pieces. Remember that you want to "showcase" your focus fabric.
Anything you choose should enhance, not distract, from your focus fabric.

Avoid a lot of "busy" prints together. Look for good contrast. You want to really see the quilt design. Try to pair darks with mediums and lights. Don't stick strictly with the same shade.

When the fabric shades are all the same or very similar, the fabrics tend to blend together and you will lose the pattern design.

Finally, a color wheel can be very helpful in deciding which colors go together. Many quilt and fabric stores carry these and they can show you how to use it.

Happy Quilting! Nancy @ Nana's Pretties
Nancy Bordeaux, author, designer and teacher, has been a passionate quilt lover for over 20 years. Her pattern line, Nana's Pretties, is sold throughout the world. Her patterns are very beginner friendly and have something for everyone. She offers several different projects in each pattern as a value to her customers. http://www.nanaspretties.com
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Coordinating Your Quilting Fabric

By Desiree Edwin

Color coordination, color theory, color matching - these terms can frighten an unwary quilter, but they don't have to. Sure, they sound like something you tried to ignore in your Art Theory 101 class, but when it comes to picking out the right quilting fabric, they have a very immediate and useful meaning. It doesn't have to be just theory anymore.

Quilting fabric comes in so many wonderful, brilliant colors and prints that it can almost be overwhelming. That one with green background and golden flowers catches your eye, and then the pink with the dark blue tribal pattern turns out to be irresistible. Would they go together? What's a quilter to do? There's a veritable world of possibilities in front of you, and unfortunately, not all possibilities work and play well with others.

The easiest way to go about it is to make yourself settle on a single print for your main quilting fabric. This print should have a few colors in it so that it will have some texture and visual appeal. Every piece of fabric you choose from here on out needs to be "pulled" from this main swatch. If you've settled on the green and gold, you have to put the pink and blue aside (or at least save it for another project), and buy more fabrics that use green and gold.

Beyond pulling colors you should also try to buy a range of hues. When you use quilting fabric that ranges from light to medium to dark colors you'll be able to add some depth to your quilt. The same goes for other prints. Choose a variety and include patterns that are small, medium, and large. When all these elements come together you can create a quilt that is a joy to behold.
See what happened there? You managed the color coordination required for a classy quilt without having to take a single art class.

Quilting is my passion. If you want to read more tips and insights from me about quilting fabric, you can visit this article.
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