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I like the first one. And it looks great, by the way!
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I like #2.
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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
I know it is not one of the choices, but have you considered white?
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I would use a solid color background. the other prints are competing with the plates. Maybe a black or Navy.
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Originally Posted by athenagwis
Originally Posted by quiltluvr
Originally Posted by athenagwis
I think the first works because you don't have a deep blue in the plate. The 2nd two kind of pull in the pieces that are similar colors and wash them out. I think you'd get the same thing with white or red since those are predominant in your plate. The background in the first is a bit busy, but the color is perfect. Perhaps you could find a more tone on tone deep blue?
Beautiful plate BTW!! Rachel Just got me laughing all over seeing what we posted and how close it was. :lol: :lol: Rachel |
Originally Posted by athenagwis
Oh and another option might be a tone on tone black, that could really make it pop!!
Cheers! Rachel |
Originally Posted by ToucanSam
I like the first one. And it looks great, by the way!
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Originally Posted by PurplePassion
I would use a solid color background. the other prints are competing with the plates. Maybe a black or Navy.
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Be sure to post here once you settle on a background!! :) I can't wait to see it finished! Your Grandma IS proud of you I know it. :) This is why we teach our kids and grandkids about our passions, so we can live on through their creations.
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Originally Posted by dsb38327
I like #2.
Thank you for your input and I LOVE Tennessee! |
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