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    Old 02-05-2012, 06:34 AM
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    Bev and Lisa,
    Thanks for getting opinions from teenage guys -- that is what I need.
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    I love those blocks. Perhaps a more muted red would make them more acceptable to men.
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    great blocks, love the pattern. I think gender would depend more on the colors you used.
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    Dots are qhat you make of them,. Some can be feminine depending on the other colors that you mix. Big bold dots can be masculine.
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    I think if the sashing was say yellow it could pass for man/women. But this is a wonderful Quilt block very Eye catching!
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    I think the colors you're using would be considered neutral.
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    only color and prints would make it girl or boy.
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    Your blocks are really cool, they seem like they would be good for either.
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    No, not feminine. I think those stars are perfectly wonderful for boys. Can you share the pattern?
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    I would say it depends on the color of fabric and pattern you use.
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