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    Super Member nanna-up-north's Avatar
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    New type of quilt for me!

    Okay, I'm a traditional quilter. This is just a section of a quilt I'm making for my LQS as a sample for their shop. I'm still not so sure I like it. It's so busy and there are so many different blocks.... 23 in total. Again, this is just a section. Is it too busy for you, too?

    The name of the quilt is Green Tea and Sweet Beans by Jen Kingwell, an Austrialian designer and I need to get it done so I can get back to my Little Brown Bird quilt.
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    Well, it's different from what I would do but I think it will be beautiful. Are the colors actually brighter than this picture?
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    It IS busy, but I think when you get the whole thing assembled, it will look fine and you'll love it!
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    Oh but it's a sampler, meant to draw your eye all over. Looks great to me!

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    Quote Originally Posted by nativetexan View Post
    Oh but it's a sampler, meant to draw your eye all over. Looks great to me!
    I agree with this but perhaps the individual blocks would pop more if they were separated by a (narrow) border. But I really like it.
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    The blocks and the fabric are both pretty. But, I'm with you-it's too much for me!! Would love to see it when it's done though.

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    I just "Googled" the pattern and got the full effect. It's busy; there's no doubt about it. But it's also charming.
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    ​I like it and it has an old-fashioned sampler look to it.

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    I just googled the pattern too. I love the old fashioned look of it. I really enjoy doing sampler quilts because I do not get bored with repeating the same blocks over and over. Might just have to order this one.
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    I like it. Stick with it, I think you are going to like the finished results.

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