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The dark blue, but...................there's something about the dark green that I like.
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the first one.
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Originally Posted by KarenBarnes
I love the first one!!
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Originally Posted by RobinAnn
The dark blue is not really traditional, but I really love it. When I do things that remind me of those that passed on, I always feel a mixture of sad and nostalgia. Enjoy the feelings!
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It seems to me that the last one displays the piecing better, it doesn't compete with the background for attention.
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Originally Posted by wildyard
I guess I am different than the others, lol, OK, I KNOW I am different... but I love all of them. Why can't you use all the different colors for backgrounds? And perhaps add an offwhite/beige tone on tone too. Then you could alternate them across the rows. Each different background makes the Dresden look so different, I think it would look lovely with all 4 colors for background squares, and each one would show off your plates in a different way. I would go dark blue, dark green, light blue, off white, dark blue.
next row, dark green, light blue, offwhite, dark blue, dark green, next row,.. so on.. or if you are only putting 4 across, DB, DG, LB, OW; NEXT ROW: DG, LB, OW, DB; NEXT: LB, OW, DB, DG; NEXT: OW, DB, DG, LB, ETC. |
Originally Posted by kacy 49
I like the the 1st one also. It just seems to set off the dresden plate. I am from Texoma land also, Alberta Creek area.
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Originally Posted by Judith
My first choice is the dark blue and second is the green. Great job that you are doing!
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Originally Posted by Mundy Woodbeck
Dk blue beatiful job
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I think dark blue without the red flowers.
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