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So far they look great. Like said before, be consistant in your 3rd round so that you can choose your connecting path fabric and have everything pop!
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They are gorgeous. Saw one the other day appliqued on light background squares. It left some free space for spectacular quilting.
It will be beautiful however you choose to set it up. |
I love them.
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Beautiful! I'd say go for it.
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They are not dull at all....they look fantastic. I would definitely persevere....I see a beautiful quilt in your future.
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I iike the soft colors that you have chosen, I would say go for it.
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no Love it
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I think it's going to look great!!
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
(Post 5331630)
They fabrics look nice together.
A suggestion - if you are planning to put 'paths' between each 'flower' - maybe make all the outside rounds of comparatively light or comparatively dark fabrics? So that it would be easier to choose a 'background' type of fabric? Right now, it looks like you are using a medium/lighter fabric for the outside round. They look washed out on the muslin. First I tried them with the lighter in the middle and dark on outside, then tried them with the lighter on the outside like they are now. I may need to lay them a different fabric to see if that makes a difference. I haven't sewn them together yet, can't decide which way they look best . . . I always struggle with that aspect of the quilting process. I am fairly new at quilting. |
Originally Posted by kathyd
(Post 5331841)
So far they look great. Like said before, be consistant in your 3rd round so that you can choose your connecting path fabric and have everything pop!
I will do that - someone said the same thing too and I hadn't thought of that. I just love this forum - so many wonderful quilters willing to share their knowledge! It has helped me tremendously in my quilting journey! |
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