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how about "Crossed Canoes" (had to ask Webster how to spell canoe! LOL)
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I would go with disappearing nine patch and then change the colors around. There is also another one based on disappearing nine patch called Magic Twist. This would be easy to move the colors around.
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Subway Tiles/Blocks in one and the other of longer strips depending on how elaborate you want to be sewing...
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I really like this idea!
Originally Posted by QuiltE
(Post 6317810)
How about picking a pattern and do the two in reverse colours.
Eg. white with red ........ then red with white? |
I would use whatever patterns you want but use the same fabrics in both quilts. The color scheme would be the same but they would be different. Are there any patterns that you have been wanting to try??????
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I agree with Ditter, two log cabins in different patterns and/or colors would work well and not be terribly difficult to do
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I have a lake house that water and electricity, but is still pretty primitive. Sometimes we are not there for several months and things get dusty. I would go with scrappy in mostly med to dark with just a pop of lights.
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Originally Posted by BizyStitches
(Post 6319934)
Eleanor Burns has a video on how to make two quilts at the same time. It's been awhile since I've watch the video but this might interest you. Here is the address: http://tinyurl.com/nm4gdy9
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I'm thinking modern. I would try something to do with the lake and summer - sailboats, trees, cabins, bunting. Use 1 collection of fat quarters and a background fabric for both quilts.
Google images for sailboats quilts and you get all sorts of cute ideas. |
Just thought of these quilts as potentials .... MamaBear61 made them ....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...v-t162025.html Be sure to see the backing! :) |
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