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That does not qualify as an ugly quilt. I agree with the person who said "sew it all together... no sashing" - it has a very homey feeling. Sorry, Luv, you'll have to do better than that if you want it to qualify for the ugly quilt category.
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Originally Posted by stephaniequeen
I made a scrap quilt using a variety of fabrics: calico, juvenile, solids, etc. and found out that using too much variety made an ugly quilt. I thought of adding colorful sashing and borders to help solidify the quilt. What do you think might help save this ugly quilt?
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Originally Posted by stephaniequeen
I made a scrap quilt using a variety of fabrics: calico, juvenile, solids, etc. and found out that using too much variety made an ugly quilt. I thought of adding colorful sashing and borders to help solidify the quilt. What do you think might help save this ugly quilt?
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I would put them together with no sashing. Would look more like a sting top or crazy quilt then. I love scrappy too.
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I don't think it's ugly! The blocks do need to be separated by a unifying sashing. I would go for dark blue. The contrast would be B E A U T I F U L
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This is a true scrap quilt. If find when your finished that you still dont like it donate to a good cause. There will always be someone in need who will love and appreciate your efforts.
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How about using the small black dot and white fabric for sashing?
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She posted her finished quilt on a new thread. Y'all need to look at it. It looks great!!!!
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This is a very beautiful pattern. It does require a good balance of light and darks to bring out the pattern. Try changing one block and I am sure that it will please you more.
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