Fabric Search after all...

I don't have it, but couldn't you scan it into your computer, and print it out on a fabric sheet? I have done that several times for quilts when I lacked enough fabric for a block. When it is all assembled and quilted, it is almost impossible to tell which is the real fabric, and which is the scanned fabric. Part of a program at my guild one month, was on that. We had to try to pick which block contained some scanned fabric, and which block did not. It was surprising to see that most members could not tell the difference. You would know, but the average person doesn't know.

Sherry Starr

Kate, I thought I'd seen that over at Marshall Dry Goods. Nope. It was Michael Miller's 'straw' or something and not nearly the right color green. I had to get myself out of there really fast. Maybe real help will be here in a minute. Good luck with your hunt. Polly

Which fabric sheets did you use?

I ask because I am doing an I Spy sort of quilt for DH with golfing fabric and music fabric, etc etc to cover his various interests. But, since I could not find any curling fabric (he is a skip at the local curling club) I am in the middle of "designing" my own. I want to print out a few fabric sheets with different patterns so I will have enough for a few blocks.

Thanks Allis> I don't have it, but couldn't you scan it into your computer, and print it

I only use Printed Treasures...NAYY I just like they way they feel better than any other brand. I have tried at least 5 or 6 different brands, and this is my favorite.

Sherry Starr