So many colors-which should I use
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I have 8 placemats and a table runner. I could use some suggestions about the color to quilt them. I am planning to do vertical rows of butterflies.
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If you want it to show up cream would be my choice.
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a variegated thread would be nice
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I'd use the green, but I'm in love with that green lately!
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First I thought I would do the solid brown border color. Then I notice the "frog hop" dashed lines so I would do them that color. It might just look like the frogs hopped all over the placemat.
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A varigated green would look great.
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Be careful with variegated thread, because it will likely make part of your design show up very well and part not at all. That can be an artistic addition or a problem. Picture below depicting what I mean.
A limey green would be pretty. Or pick whichever is your favorite color of the group and use that. Go a tad darker than the exact color of the fabric and it will show up pretty well. I wouldn't go lighter, because it would take away from the richness of the fabrics. I like lighter colors like ecru but if you use them they will become prominent. I am partial to the high luster trilobal polyesters these days, so I might choose something in a light gold polyester. (Before you gasp, Leah Day and Karen McTavish both use the trilobal polyesters). Black would work too, although it might also take over. End of my musings ;-). Variegated example. I considered it a design element here, liking the way it made some of my spirals disappear, but you can't predict where it will change so your butterflies might look a little funny if you use variegated. MIGHT, I say, or it could make them more interesting. [ATTACH=CONFIG]469645[/ATTACH] |
I would just SITD and let the beauty of the fabrics not compete with any quilting. Certainly will brighten any table setting !!
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