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    Carol336's Avatar Carol336 is online now Senior Member
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    I'm searching again for fabric to match my bedroom decor. These 2 fabrics are actually in the quilt (store bought) and I'd like to bring them in to the room for a little accent. Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated.


    On the first one I'm looking for the blue and white fabric....this is used for the border and also some of the rings of the wedding ring quilt.
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    This one is actually a pale yellow with blue flowers
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    Why not take the quilt to the quilt shop and look for coordinating prints? I am afraid you might spend months trying to find something that doesn't exist. I think you can spend months searching and never find it because its a store bought quilt.
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    Would some of the Summer Breeze fabrics go with it?

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    It looks kinda like Waverly fabric, which JoAnn sells. If you can't find something there, I completely agree that taking the quilt to a shop is your best bet. Sometimes, even when the fabric is brand new on the market, you can't find it after a couple of weeks if it turns out to be a popular line. I can't imagine trying to find a match for something that was mass-produced probably a year before it went to market
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