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    Help with all beige quilt

    I want to make wedding quilt and she wants all beige fabrics. I can't find anything that isn't blah. Thanks in advance for any help.

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    The first thing I thought of was Batiks.

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    Ditto. So many pretty beiges out there. If you do nothing more than large block of patterned beige batiks.
    Quote Originally Posted by nanacc View Post
    The first thing I thought of was Batiks.

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    There are so many shades and by themselves they may seem blah, but when you start putting them together they will sparkle & look great. Visit my picture posts & find the sandhill cranes quilt, all of the star blocks are in beige fabrics!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ckcowl View Post
    There are so many shades and by themselves they may seem blah, but when you start putting them together they will sparkle & look great. Visit my picture posts & find the sandhill cranes quilt, all of the star blocks are in beige fabrics!
    I've always thought the use of all neutrals made the quilt seem more elegant. LOVE your sand hill crane quilt as the star blocks add a wonderful background but don't overtake the focus, the crane.

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    Japanese Daiwabo fabrics are beautiful in beige, taupe, etc.
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    Maybe a Bargello? I did one with lots of beige, though there is also brown. Or I did one with a Take Five pattern in beige....though there is some brown too.

    Just in case either picture sparks an idea for you...

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    Dina, Ooooh, the top one is a gorgeous quilt - it looks so deep and I love quilts that look like an optical illusion. Beautiful - Edie
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edie View Post
    Dina, Ooooh, the top one is a gorgeous quilt - it looks so deep and I love quilts that look like an optical illusion. Beautiful - Edie
    Thank you! That quilt actually won a first place ribbon at a quilt show. I was very surprised and pleased, as I quilt my own, using SID and I had been told a SID never got ribbons.

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    Do a google image search on Neutral Quilts. Lots of variation. You can sneak in a few muted pastels too.
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