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Fabric magic

Timing out today mirroring fabric with some play. 


And as the magic unfolds,

 I've begun cataloguing the designs forming in front of me! 


I have my handy mirror tool ready to play along with this fabric





Wow me with the magic and mirroring image.........



And again......



And again.....
 (whoops forgot to take the paper seal off in this shot!)



I'm excited with all the design possiblitites and it is so fun discovering them! 

It's quite so magical!!

Finally, a chance to enjoy some playtime with fabric.
It has been eye opening playing along with these special pieces of fabric that had been set aside for just this occasion, along with hopes into an intended project.
Another project on the horizon ..and one to mark off that Quilt & fun bucket list.

I have a few ideas, but first, more fabric with the mirroring designs.
Stay tuned as I keep this magic going and with hopes to share more soon ......
Happy Quilting!- Pat
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