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Originally Posted by Flying_V_Goddess
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
There's no rule that says you have to use all one background color. Use the yellow background on the green stars and the green background on the yellow stars. A lot of teams also have a third color. Check and see what the Packers third color is and maybe use it.
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what about a mottled or marbled yellowish green? I did that on my hunter's star with a very barely green batik (almost white) and I love the look!
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I think the advice about making the quilt totally washable is good. One of the dangers of chemo is being so vulnerable to infection. Unfortunately hospitals and clinics aren't the most germ-free places. Having said that, I would have loved a quilt to take with me to treatments and especially to the hospital when the doctor put me in isolation because of an infection. I called it protective custody!:)
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Originally Posted by mmonohon
Maybe you could use a beige tone on tone for the background. That should hide any minor stains.
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Can you get ahold of some Packers fabric? Try Jo-Anns?
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Originally Posted by insecurity
Can you get ahold of some Packers fabric? Try Jo-Anns?
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Beautiful pattern !!! I say do it for your friend in his colors !!! This ia about him right ??
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Great gift!!! I'd suggest the light beige Moda mottled fabric also. Love the Star---what is the name of this pattern, please.
Thanks and good luck, Kutnso |
Well I went thru chemo and my quilt did not get stained. It does get very cold when getting chemo. It does something to our internal thermostat. lol. BYW I am now going on my sixth year post breast Ca
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Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
There's no rule that says you have to use all one background color. Use the yellow background on the green stars and the green background on the yellow stars. A lot of teams also have a third color. Check and see what the Packers third color is and maybe use it.
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