Black and white both lend themselves to more graphic quilts -- and those photograph well, so it's not surprising that you find you like them when you spot them here.
Some of the best design/quilting advice I ever heard, though I can't recall where I heard it: Make visual design decisions visually. In other words, go with what looks good, not with your sentimental favorite, or what you have most in your stash, or some kind of symbolism. I found that my quilts look much better when I sopped trying to make them be the recipient's presumed favorite colors, but rather went with what looked best, thinking of the quilt as a graphic design. RST |
I put a little black in almost all of my quilts.
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These are all lovely great job.
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What beautiful quilts!!!!
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Very beautiful! Great job!
Dana |
Originally Posted by Needlegrammy
Originally Posted by judylg
Find that either of these colors accent a quilt, even in a baby quilt, the black is nice. What does everybody think?
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I like black & white with red for the accent color. The red is the pop color for me however, electric blue or green would also provide the same type of pop.
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Originally Posted by JUNEC
Originally Posted by Needlegrammy
Originally Posted by judylg
Find that either of these colors accent a quilt, even in a baby quilt, the black is nice. What does everybody think?
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Originally Posted by Needlegrammy
Originally Posted by JUNEC
Originally Posted by Needlegrammy
Originally Posted by judylg
Find that either of these colors accent a quilt, even in a baby quilt, the black is nice. What does everybody think?
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Here is one I made, just black and white
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