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Try to do a cream that has flecks of your orange yellow and aqua. I think I've seen it at the stores. Show a pic when your done please.
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I like the idea of aqua and orange with white, just did a kit from connecting threads with just those colors as a big block baby quilt, came out real nice. Now just have to figure out how to quilt it. So I opt for the white. With all the new modern stain removers I am betting it would last quite a while.
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Try to avoid solid colors. They show stains more than prints.
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Orange and yellow seem female to me. If you are going for a neutral gender quilt, I would add a green myself. Even the aqua if it is a light aqua is going to look girly.
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Originally Posted by hazeljane
Aqua, or sea foam. Very pretty and still baby friendly and gender neutral.
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Use the aqua and white, will make it refreshing and fun
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Use the white and aqua, it will make it refreshing and fun
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Originally Posted by mbunny
I'm making a zig zag quilt for a friend's upcoming baby. They don't know the sex, so I'm sticking to neutral colors. I have several orange and yellow prints, and I'm going to alternate them with a solid. I was going to due white, but now I'm torn and thinking of doing aqua. Which would you all choose?
Thanks! see one at this link: http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-47117-1.htm I'll try to take a better photo of the chubby chicks later when I get it finished. My DD was NOT cooperating. It is hard to photograph a moving target :lol: Chubby chicks pattern [ATTACH=CONFIG]85255[/ATTACH] |
I love the chubby chicks. Your own pattern?
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Originally Posted by GailG
I love the chubby chicks. Your own pattern?
Here is the link: http://www.blackmountainquilts.com/b...s/patterns.php I found mine at my LQS a couple of years ago. |
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