UPDATE PHOTO below-Cuties look what I've been up to. I finally took the plunge, or the rotary cutter (wink-wink) to this panel I bought in Missouri.
I have been looking at these different 'window' versions and thought, 'I should be able to do that'. After I decided where I wanted to cut, then took the first cut, the rest came easy.
Well, so far anyway. I haven't decided what 'blocks' I will add around it to make a queen sized quilt, so any suggestions you want to make, I will truly consider.
I had thought of making the rest of the quilt look like boards or ship lap, like the inside wall of a house, since with the 'window' now it has the illusion, of you being in a room looking out, at the deer. Then I saw the log cabin blocks around a panel...so much to choose from-lol
Hope you're are having a great day-Toogie
Update Wednesday- what do you think about an inside brick wall #4 pic? If I use these, do my bricks need to be smaller? I was trying to do something that would go kinda fast (cut 4 1/2 x 8 1/2), as I may keep it as a throw and if so, I think I can free motion quilt it myself, for a Xmas present.
I bought two of these so I wasn't too nervous to cut😉
I agree with pennyhal and include window type borders which would need to be at least as wide as the smaller window panels on the main piece. I'd finish it off with a plain brown or something dark that won't mark when handles. I've got a white quilt cover on my bed and lots of time I smooth it out in the morning forgetting I've had makeup on my hands!!!!!!!!!!! Need I say more!
Anyway Toogie I'm sure you will come up with something stunning. Love Chris
Thanks