Favorite two color quilts
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#14
I love color combos that reflect a certain, historical era such as:
1970s - avocado green/harvest gold
1960s - bright neon green/purple
1950s - pink/black
1930s - tomato red/aqua
1920s - dusty pink/mint green
1910s - red/blue
1900s - red/white
1890s - muted browns/dark blues
~ Cindy
1970s - avocado green/harvest gold
1960s - bright neon green/purple
1950s - pink/black
1930s - tomato red/aqua
1920s - dusty pink/mint green
1910s - red/blue
1900s - red/white
1890s - muted browns/dark blues
~ Cindy
#15
I am on a big turquoise and tangerine kick lately; that's what's currently up on my design wall and those are the 2 accent colors I picked for my (mostly white) sewing room.
Blue & brown is a more classic combo that's another favorite of mine.
I recently did a quilt for a little girl in pink and spring green that turned out very cute.
Grey & yellow seems to be a popular combination, maybe starting to fall out of fashion a bit now but I like it and have fabrics stashed to make a gray & yellow quilt.
Denim blue and worn red, for that "Americana" look...
Blue & brown is a more classic combo that's another favorite of mine.
I recently did a quilt for a little girl in pink and spring green that turned out very cute.
Grey & yellow seems to be a popular combination, maybe starting to fall out of fashion a bit now but I like it and have fabrics stashed to make a gray & yellow quilt.
Denim blue and worn red, for that "Americana" look...
#18
my bedroom quilt is aqua and white, used to have a tan and blue one and a res and white, and before that a rust and beige. any two go together. it's when you add the third that you have to be careful
#20
Annaquilts , 03-27-2015 09:59 PM
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blue and green,
purple and yellow,
blue and yellow,
light blue and brown,
pink and brown,
orange and green'
It is usually the color opposite on the color wheel.
purple and yellow,
blue and yellow,
light blue and brown,
pink and brown,
orange and green'
It is usually the color opposite on the color wheel.


