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14 comments:
I don't like it.
What is it? I bet you have a new DIY project in mind fo rthis fabric. You are either going to put it on something or take it off something. Hmmmmm....
CJ
it would depend what it was being used for. It would not be good as couch fabric, but might be nice in a quilt, or backing a pillow.
Not sure, what will it be used for?
Kinda depends on how big the print is. If it is really small I think it is too busy. If the pics on the fabric are at least 2 - 3 inches square then I like it.
My thoughts are like Rachel's. Depends on what you're going to use it for. But my first thought was that it was too "something" for me (rustic? busy? orangie? brown? - dunno)
I would like it as curtains in a mudroom in an old farmhouse. But that is the only thing I can think of when I see that fabric at this point.
I think my MIL has some of that fabric in her back porch/canned food storage area. Depends what you're using it for as whether I like it...
Add me to the lot that want to know what it's for. And how big the stamps are.
At a glance I kinda like it and I can it as the inside of a bag (if that helps).
It looks like "All about Ben Franklin". Do you have a Ben Franklin or something like it sampler/pattern you are going to work on... might make for an interesting back panel for a pillow.
My first impression is that it looks like an old wallpaper for a den or curtains.
So what are you thinking of using it for?
Another who would need to know what it is being used for. Curtains, not so much. Quilt or craft type project, I could see it. For personal taste, there is too much orange in it for me.
alll I can say is mmmmmmm not sure .. it would all depend on what it was used for or with .. and coz I can't see it in real life that's even worse ..lol as I like to be able to feel the material as well ... let us know what you are going to use it for :) love mouse xxxx
Hate it. That's all you asked for, so there it is.
Good for a French photo bulletin board backboard; not for much else.
MHO
Lynn
Not my cup of tea but would be pretty in a quilt.
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