Pattern needed for two colors only
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If you don't find a two color pattern you like, you could also add some red or white tone on tone printed fabrics or fabrics with just red and white pattern like a chevron or stripe to give you more to work with.
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Two color quilts are my favorites, and I am going to attach 3 pictures, in case any of them might work for you.
The first is an alternating rail fence and 9 patch set on point. The second is called Double Slice Layer Cake (video from Missouri Star) made from a layer cake (obviously) and the third is a Warm Wishes.
Dina
The first is an alternating rail fence and 9 patch set on point. The second is called Double Slice Layer Cake (video from Missouri Star) made from a layer cake (obviously) and the third is a Warm Wishes.
Dina
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Hunter's star, Drunkard's path, winding ways, storm at sea, sawtooth star...
As the cover is going to get a lot of wear, I would really pre-wash the red to make sure it's not going to bleed on the white!
As the cover is going to get a lot of wear, I would really pre-wash the red to make sure it's not going to bleed on the white!
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Good Morning: Can’t think of a better place to go for advise then this board. My granddaughter has been accepted to SJU their colors are you guessed Red and White – this is going to be her first time away from home. I thought that she can take a piece of comfort from home with her if she was to take her comforter which she has named “cloud” and has had for years. So I thought why not make her a duvet with the school colors and she can still take comfort when she is wrapped in her cloud. Can you suggest a pattern that would have two colors? Thank you in advance for any and all help.
My grandkids....9 to 23 love these more modern type quilts. My grandson, who is 10, told me he would love any quilt I made for him, even if it was old-fashioned looking. DUH..... I will NOT be considered old-fashioned. That was my grandmother.
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