Batik Quilt
Batik Quilt
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 8 Bright Batik Fat Quarters Fabric Bundle Quick Cuts  US $11.79
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 2 Sand Surf Batik Charm Packs Benartex Quilt Fabric Squares 5 US $12.01
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 Beautiful Corgi Love Quilt Top Very Cute Nice Colors US $40.00
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 Quilt Topper Bed Warmer US $24.99
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 2 LOVE LETTERS BATIKS Moda Charm Packs Quilt Fabric 5 Squares US $14.64
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 FONS PORTER Quilting Magazines 2005 US $2.25
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 Leaf applique for quilt top kit 8 LARGE6X6 US $9.99
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 Leaf applique fall colors for quilt top kit9C LARGE6X6 US $9.99
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 AUTUMNS SPLENDOR QUILT PATTERN LINDERELLAS QUILT WORKS LAP QUILT 48 x 60 US $6.95
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 BATIK QUILTED TABLE TOPPER US $9.99
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 Dragonfly Stainglass Quilted Wall Hanging US $.99
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 18 x 44 navy blue with turquoise geometric design cotton batik fabric US $1.00
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 18 x 44 awesome greens cotton batik fabric US $1.00
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 10 x 45 beautiful multicolored mottled cotton batik fabric US $1.00
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 Batik 16 10 Quilting Squares All Different US $16.00
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 Batik 30 5 X 5 Quilting Squares US $9.00
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 Bali Batik 40 10 X 10 Quilting Squares US $38.00
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 Batik 20 10 Quilting Squares All Different US $19.00
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 Princess Mirah Bali Batik 20 10 Quilting Squares All Different US $19.00
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 Bali Batik 30 10 Quilting Squares All Different US $29.00
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 Quilt Pattern for SUNFLOWERS FAT QTR FRIENDLY US $.99
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 Joy of Fishing quilt pattern by Pam Bono Designs US $27.00
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 Kitty and Friends Quilt Pattern by Frayed Edge US $9.00
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 Jupiters Path quilt pattern by Elisas Back Porch Design US $14.00
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 BATIKS Scrappy Squares Baby Lap or Wall Quilt Top 51 x 51 US $34.99
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 Artist Hand Created Fabric Panel Northern Lights Cosmos US $15.99
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NYIGF To Feature Eco-friendly Handmade Artistry
The New York International Gift Fair (NYIGF) 2009, is scheduled during August 15- 19 at New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. The novice and innovative handicrafts manufacturers have a great opportunity to showcase their eco-friendly materials and fine craftsmanship at NYIGF's “Handmade”. Other highlights of the juried craft division include an increased number of jewelry resources and more wearable textiles.
According to Dorothy Belshaw, NYIGF director and GLM senior vice president. “Handmade buyers can see how these talented artists excel in using sustainable materials not only to create new products, but also to further develop existing lines.” A Canadian-based artist designs wooden puzzles and puppets using wood from well-managed forests, organic cottons, and non-toxic ink. A Collection from Austin, TX, includes museum-quality wall art featuring plant pressings of tropical orchids, leaves, sea plants and wildflowers. A jewelry company from Kansas City, MO, developed its line from found objects such as street signs and license plates, combined with sterling silver and copper.
Apart from handicrafts, talented jewelry designers have the opportunity to present innovative designs using unexpected materials. For example, a South Korean fashion jewelery company, has recently introduced a series of jewelry fashioned from rubber gloves. Cufflinks and belt buckles made from colorful fused glass, wooden jewelry, metal, painted and batik jewelry, customized and one-of-a-kind pieces of scarves, shawls, sarongs, and pillowcases, unique hand-quilted coats and jackets made from vintage dowry quilts from India are all included among many other innovative fashion accessories to be showcased.
The “Handmade in the USA” designation will also be utilized at the Fair as a buyer’s aid to source American-made craft. Some 30,000 attendees from all 50 states and around the world are expected at NYIGF, the nation’s premier gift, home and lifestyle marketplace. For more information and registration, visit NYIGF website.
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What are good ways to hang tapestry or art on fabric: a 3 x 4 foot quilt; a 15x20 inch batik; an antique rug?
These pieces have no hooks, loops, channels, rods, etc. The quilt and batik have simple cotton lining [sewn only around the outside edges]. The fringed rug has no backing at all. It is delicate, 80 to 100 years old.
I want to make sure not to damage the items with pulls, misshape them or puncture them.
Thanks so much for any suggestions, or for guidance to a website or reference book.
They make "Quilt Hangers". I think I bought mine at A.C,Moore. I got it in the unfinished wood section.
It is 2 pieces of wood that clamp down togather at the ends, therfore NOT damaging the fabric at all.
My antique Quilt looks beautiful hanging in the stair well,
