Anything from a cream to a light tan.
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Anytime I see red in fabric I say...go with red. But as MadQuilter said...cream and red would look nice too.
I am really partial to the colors red and blue and then either white or cream to go with it. |
I'm wondering how the stripe in your fabric will work into this quilt - could be really cool or could distract. I'll be watching!!!1 Please post photo when you are done! :lol:
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I would use a tone-on-tone dark fabric for the background, matching any of the darkest colors in your layer cake fabrics. (Dark fabrics make other colors stand out.)
Then I'd do a double border, the innermost being very light in color (tone-on-tone, probably cream) and very thin (1/4" - 1/2" finished). (Actually, because this border will be so thin, you can use a solid color instead of tone-on-tone.) The second border would be relatively wide and made from a tone-on-tone fabric of your (or your mother's) favorite medium color that appears in the layer cake fabrics. For example, you might choose either a red or a turquoise or a tan. All would be beautiful. For binding, you could repeat any of these colors. Hope this helps! (Wish I could go fabric shopping with you. It's my favorite part of quilting!) |
I've got this same collection of fabric, I found a nice cream with little flowers on it, its Splendor by Jason ventor, In the Beginning fabrics. I've used it for the back ground and the backing.
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