1/4 done, but now I'm concerned it's going to be too dark/not have enough contrast. What do you think. It's navy, green and muslin.
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1/4 done, but now I'm concerned it's going to be too dark/not have enough contrast. What do you think. It's navy, green and muslin.
I can definitely see the colour difference and it is still giving the 3-D effect ... just a little more subtle than some. It works.
You might want to consider what lighting it will be in ... will it be in a dark area/room and the colours become more blended? or in a very bright area, where the colour difference will be easily seen?
I like it ... though it depends on what effect YOU want to achieve!
Last edited by QuiltE; 01-16-2012 at 12:56 PM.
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It's always hard to tell in photo's, they tend to be dark anyway, how does it look to you in a bright room?
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Here's an additional picture. I think it'll be fineOriginally Posted by SWEETPEACHES
you can always enhance the contrast when you quilt by using lighter thread in similar colors-looks good so far
I think the contrast is low but I agree with Alfosa that you can probably highlight one of them with a light coloured thread. It looks good.
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I like it very much and think it will be beautiful as a quilt. Looking good so far.
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Contrast is low but enuf that it will be lovely
Dee
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I really like the darks against the light background. Keep going. Looks Great.
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