
I love prints with clear Art Deco designs. True, for many quiltmakers these prints are a challenge. I mean, just how do you cut these things up and sew them back together in patchwork?!
Maybe not at all. I have some fabrics that will never get sliced since they're just too pretty like they are and besides, I haven't found, or designed, a good enough quilt pattern to showcase them properly. Or maybe I just like to pet them.


Boldly outlined pansies (I think) and the suggestion of cherries.
And a length of curtain fabric with swirly roses reminiscent of Charles Rennie

Makintosh, the Scottish designer and painter, whose work I love
and whose influence is still being felt today although many folks don't know about him. Take some time and click around the CRM Society website
http://www.crmsociety.com/ .