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I made these blocks a few years ago and they were just laying there. I had put them together with a plain dark green sashing and then too them apart figuring I could do better,Well ... almost 2 years later lol
I decided to set them on point and use plain white blocks inbetween, not sure if I am going to quilt or embroider a matching design on those Maybe just quilt. And I am thinking of putting a 1 or 1.5 inch strip around the blocks. Here is my dilemma Do I put the dark medium or light blocks angled down the center or do what I did in # 4 . I am leaning toward # 4 . What do you all think? Oh BTW have you ever Tried to match fabric years after you bought the original? LOL talk about frustrating. #4 [ATTACH=CONFIG]197956[/ATTACH] light #1 [ATTACH=CONFIG]197958[/ATTACH] medium #2 [ATTACH=CONFIG]197959[/ATTACH] dark #3 [ATTACH=CONFIG]197960[/ATTACH] |
I'm with you - #3 - I think the dark is drawing your eye, so it's easier to look at the diagonal line than with the darks jumping around.
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I'll go with 4, the last one. For some reason I thought there were only three of them.
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#4 is the one I like best
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i vote for #4
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Nice blocks, I like #3
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# 4 has better balance in the placement of the blocks.
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I like #4 better, but three is nice too. As for matching fabric two years after the fact, Honey I can't match fabric two weeks after the fact! it's very annoying! LOL!
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I like #3. It seems to flow better.
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Thanks I thought it #4 was a little different I guess thats why i like it.
So inch of purple inbetween or no? I was able to match up the weave of the muslin I used I just need to wash it before I cut. Hopefully I won't get this thing part way together and get bored with it like I did the OBW. :-) |
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