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wow that is just beautiful.
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That IS a beautiful quilt!
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
(Post 5229748)
Sure would like to see the whole quilt .... looks lovely from the blocks.
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That is a gorgeous quilt. Did you design it? I agree the gray would not take away from the design already in place. Fmq around the peacocks will add a nice texture.
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that is absolutely beautiful.....where did u get the wonderful fabrics? are they cotton?
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Kish, that is so beautiful. I had stumbled across this fabric once and had a completely different idea, but now I have another. I have long been fascinated by peacocks and that is one magnificent combination of colors. Just beautiful.
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I agree totally. My longarmer did the middle of my cranes quilt (similar color to yours I think, you can see it in my photo album if you'd like) in a charcoal, and it turned out beautifully! She had a pattern of flowers that matched the ones on the fabric and made them about 4" each. I would have never thought to use that color and wasn't sure what to do with the main panel, I am so glad I had her do that part!
Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
(Post 5229892)
If you don't want the quilting to overshadow the beautiful colors and prints - try a medium dark grey and use a finer thread (60wt).
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That is a dynamite quilt. Hope she appreciates it.
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This quilt is breathtaking. It looks like Jinny Beyer's moonglow only instead of the alternating star blocks you used this gorgeous peacock fabric collection. Stunning. I agree, let the fabric and piecing be the star of this quilt and keep the quilting in the background with a blender thread like charcoal gray.
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That quilt is beyond gorgeous! So Beautiful. No wonder you are wanting to quilt it right.
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