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Originally Posted by IrishNY
(Post 6192836)
I would add a solid green - a green that goes with the leaves and vines in the fabrics. It would give you contrast as well.
A very cool pattern that calls for an odd number of colors is Hidden Wells. You could go with 5 or 7 of the fabrics, and use the others as complementing borders. Alison |
http://www.quiltingboard.com/pictures-f5/mistys-peacock-colors-quilt-t223871.html is where you can see a picture of the quilt I made that I mentioned earlier.
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Seeing the fabrics you have, why not make a sampler of different blocks. Pick what you would like your borders to be and cut them first, use what remains for the squares. You might want to get a solid to use as background.
That would make it traditional and you wouldn't get bored making the same block over and over. Just my opinion. :) kathyd |
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