What color for the center of a Log Cabin if I am using purple?
I am considering making a log cabin quilt, using various shades of purple on one side and shades of either white or cream on the other of each block. But I am puzzling over what color to use in the center.
Yellow? Pink? Deep purple? I really haven't made a log cabin except for one block years ago as part of a guild project. I sort of remember that red is often the center color, but surely not with purple? Does anyone have any suggestion for me? I googled purple log cabin quilts, but that didn't seem to help too much. The few I found had either a light purple or a dark purple as the center. It looked good, but that may not be what I want this time. I do a lot of quilts in shades of purple and white. I think I want to switch it up a bit...not enough to not do purple though. :) Thanks for thinking with me. Dina |
Traditionally red was in the center to symbolize the fire or fireplace in the center of the Log Cabin. Since you are doing purple and cream/ white, I would do something that went with those. Perhaps a patterned fabric in purple and white?
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In a flower arrangement Salmon is pretty with purple. I think turquoise is pretty with purple too.
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It depends if you want the center square to pop or blend in.
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I'd go with yellow.
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Turquoise or yellow, IMHO.
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cheddar would go well with both main fabrics
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orange or gold
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Red to be traditional, otherwise I'd go with green. I always think green & purple look nice together.
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Green is what I was thinking also. Maybe dark green. Purple flowers have medium to darker green stems.
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