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How about a potato chip (also called two step)?
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Originally Posted by Tuxedo Mom
(Post 6656595)
I just made a herringbone quilt for my granddaughter and it is fantastic. She wanted pink and grey and many different fabrics from soft clear pink and dark grey to raspberry and a soft white/grey zebra fabric. She picked the colors and I was amazed at how beautiful the different ranges of colors just flowed together in that pattern.
hugs, Charlotte |
Winding Ways.
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Eleanor Burns "Night and Day" or it may be "Day and Night" is a good two color Star quilt.
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I, unfortunately, don't have a good picture, but Quilts, Quilts and More Quilts (the sequel to Quilts, Quilts, Quilts) includes a quilt called "Interlocked Squares". I think it's interesting enough that it wouldn't look "cute" even with pinks. I, unfortunately, couldn't find a made up quilt in the pattern on the internet that includes only 2 fabrics. Someone made a multi-fabric version here: http://www.epainke.privat.t-online.de/pailq9.htm
This is a VERY easy quilt but looks amazing. I made it up in a rainbow print with a black, and it was great. The book I mentioned is a classic and is probably available in most, if not all libraries. |
JennyPenny, that is a beautiful quilt!!
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Originally Posted by Boston1954
(Post 6656631)
How about Hole in the Barn Door? This is one I did a few years ago.
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How about a drunkards path... - Missouri Star Quilt Co has an online video tutorial that shows a quick easy way to make a drunkards path quilt using only two colors. I think it would look wonderful.
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Annie's Choice would certainly be appropriate! I've just googled it and it's a pretty block. Hmm..
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I hadn't heard of the Burgoyne Surround, so have just looked at some pictures, and I like it. I could even go up to 3 colours...
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