What color background would yu guys use for a dark red and white Dresden Plate? Thanks!
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black sounds good
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I don't think I'd like black for that pattern. What are the choices, if any??
Could you post a pic? |
What I planned to do with it always helps me in determining the colors I use. If I'm making something for someone specific, I'd use colors that they have in their home. If I'm making it to donate for a sale I try to use more generic, "could be used most anywhere", type of colors. If it's for myself then I use what I like.
If you're red and white are solids you could use a print that incorporates a little of each color for the background. |
Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
I don't think I'd like black for that pattern. What are the choices, if any??
Could you post a pic? |
would have to see to be sure, but I am thinking something in the beige family might work
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I like what Raptureready said. I just can't picture black on a traditional Dresden. That's why I wanted to see a pic of your fabrics for the plates.
Maybe I just have trouble thinking outside the box lol :D |
are your red & white solid?? If so , how about an softer small flowered prints for the background?
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I agree, black!
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Originally Posted by nwm50
are your red & white solid?? If so , how about an softer small flowered prints for the background?
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Since you are using a tone on tone, I'd go with a pretty patterned background, maybe a floral or paisley.
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I think a cream/tan fabric might work. Dark enough tan that the white will stand out against it.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I think a cream/tan fabric might work. Dark enough tan that the white will stand out against it.
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Creme or if the red doesn't blend in then the black.
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deep burnt red
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navy
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
I don't think I'd like black for that pattern. What are the choices, if any??
Could you post a pic? |
cream or black
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dark cream
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I think this would look very striking on a dark background - maybe a dark grey or black-on-grey; alternately, a dark, dark red would make it "pop" too.
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(dark) purple goed nice with dark red and white, but it might take some 'courage' LOL.
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How about a red and white with a aTOUCH of black print
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maybe a lt to med grey
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I think I would try white
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I agree I think it will depend on where it's going. I think I would take it to the fabric store and lay it against a few, just remember to step back several feet to look at it. Let us see what you decide.
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Cream or light tan...,probably a mottled fabric or a tiny tone on tone print
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I just noticed this...look at my avatar,,,it has a red and black together with a creamy background,on a couple of blades..that gives you an idea
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Navy blue? Hunter green?
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Originally Posted by CoriAmD
would have to see to be sure, but I am thinking something in the beige family might work
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black is always the fall bck guy,,I think the rewould pop it...
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I meant cream....sorry...
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Originally Posted by mimistutz
I agree I think it will depend on where it's going. I think I would take it to the fabric store and lay it against a few, just remember to step back several feet to look at it. Let us see what you decide.
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You realize we all want to know your final decision right???
lol :D:D |
How about combining both colors into an oce cream cone border?
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maybe gray?
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I agree
Originally Posted by clem55
Since you are using a tone on tone, I'd go with a pretty patterned background, maybe a floral or paisley.
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I would use a silvery-gray.
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I made these as family gifts with the family name embroidered in the middle for Christmas this year. I used a an ecru or beige with tiny white decoration as background. It went well with about any of the colors I used on the plates. And everyone seemed to like them a lot.
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black, love your avatar by the way, huge fan of miniature schnauzers
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How about a red/white/black tiny print?
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