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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
(Post 7889025)
Why do you want to make a white quilt for a baby?
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There are many great ideas here. What came to my mind would to use a chevron pattern, which is very popular now. I have found a lot of the color grey incorporated into fashion designs lately.
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Thanks. All that's left is to bind it.
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]579114[/ATTACH]This is one I did called pretzel Twist from a Fons and Porter magazine.
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Here is another one that is neutral period[ATTACH=CONFIG]579115[/ATTACH]based on a log cabin block
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]579116[/ATTACH]This is a totally scrappy Ohio Star. There is pink in it, but lots of other colors too, so I think it would work for any gender.
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My daughter and husband didn't want to find out the gender of their first baby so I made a mint green and yellow quilt and she got a lot of baby items in the same color wave.
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Manalto,
Love your quilt and the color choices you made. I think the HST can be tricky because you are working with the bias of the fabric and it's easy to stretch them when you iron/press them. Love your comment about baby complaints but seriously, your quilt won't get any complaints.... |
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