My friend's daughter has requested a "rainbow" lap blanket quilt. I don't think she wants actual rainbows and would be very happy with a simple strip quilt in bright colors.... but I'd like to get some ideas on what a "rainbow" quilt would mean to you!
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It could also be done like a trip around the world, with the rainbow colors radiating out from the center :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by rubia
My friend's daughter has requested a "rainbow" lap blanket quilt. I don't think she wants actual rainbows and would be very happy with a simple strip quilt in bright colors.... but I'd like to get some ideas on what a "rainbow" quilt would mean to you!
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The Gay Pride organization uses rainbow colors--their flag is in stripes: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple.
They're in bright bold colors. not saying your friend is of that persuasion--but I've always thought that the order of their colors would look great using batiks. |
A bargello would be beautiful too.
Went back & typed "rainbow" into the search on this forum and found this neat one. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-822-1.htm |
I agree with thimblebug. a bargello will be perfect to do in "rainbow" batiks
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I learned from my grandchildren several years ago when they say they want something in rainbow colors, they want the real rainbow colors, and in the proper order! I don't remember the order off hand, but most kids remember it.
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I have about 17 FQ's picked out for the colors. I love the Trip Around the World but might need to fiddle with it to get it to work with FQs.
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I always remember the colors of the rainbow as 'roy g biv,'
red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. |
You could do something like my avatar quilt -- there's no pattern, but it's kind of like a Coins quilt, with each stack being one color range. Very easy to do.
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