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If you like it, it is OK.
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I made something similar where I did not think it had enough 'pop' and thought it was too bland. What I did was add a small dark border then added a totally different fabric for the outside border. That outside border certainly gave the quilt a little more interest which was just what it needed. So, start looking for a outside border which would compliment the center section and add that little bit of spark which is needed. Good luck!
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I love your soft colors.....that speaks me.....If you want to add a border with some soft green print that may add a lovely garden bouquet feel......
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I like it, I think it's pretty. Some people want "soft". I will agree with a previous poster that suggested a small darker purple border to frame it though.
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It's very pretty. Don't worry about what the others in your Guild show. Most of mine show arty quilts. I show quilts made to be used by ordinary folk!
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Would appliqueing a flower (yellow?) like a daffodil or single tulip in the lower right hand area (or any object of your choice) give it punch without losing the softness?
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If you're not satisfied and think it needs a liitle punch would appliqueing a flower (yellow?) like a daffodil or single tulip in the lower right hand area (or any object of your choice) give it punch without losing the softness?
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Quilts to me are artwork..and not all artwork "pop." Some art has intrigue and quietness...I think it is very beautiful and calming.
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I think it is lovely. Go for it!
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Dina, I usually do bright colored quilts myself but every once in a while, I need to tone it down somewhat. I love your colors here and it speaks to me though I'm a bright colored person. If it feels good to you, then it is good. Someone suggested adding a bit darker fabric maybe as a small border if you feel it needs a bit more contrast. I like what you did so much that its been added to my"TO DO" list.
Thanks, Suz in Iowa |
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