shades of gray
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shades of gray
I have been collecting fabric of different shades of gray and wanted to know if any of the board members would have an idea on what quilt pattern I could use. There will be a lot of different fabrics but I'm not sure how I would arrange them and have them look good. I would love your help. Thank you...
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i would love to see this in various shades of gray
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nancycarol/5121098507/
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If you see photos online, can't you change them to grayscale to get an idea? It gives some idea of contrast when fabrics are in color.
I would think you'd need serious differences in value and some attention to tone.
i'll be curious to see what folks come up with, as a lot of us have large amounts of a single color and could use the same ideas.
hugs,
Charlotte
I would think you'd need serious differences in value and some attention to tone.
i'll be curious to see what folks come up with, as a lot of us have large amounts of a single color and could use the same ideas.
hugs,
Charlotte
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I think this one would be pretty in grays. I would substitute the gray in the colored areas maybe use a bold vibrant color in the white areas. http://www.robertkaufman.com/assets/...meadow_pdf.pdf
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Labrinth Walk is shown in shades of gray. Also a log cabin would be pretty with a focus color as the center block. There are lots of quilts that would be pretty with shades of gray, but I do think you will need a pop of color. Can't wait to see what you finally decide.
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