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Originally Posted by Anna.425
I have a dear friend who is expecting twins. Naturally I am making quilts. She thinks she is having one boy and one girl (early in 2nd trimester ultrasound). I am not comfortable making pink and blue as those things can be wrong at this point.
I was thinking that I would make one green quilt. What color would you make the other quilt? I am thinking of making Log Cabins, one each of two different designs. |
I vote for a nice peach or lavender.
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Originally Posted by Anna.425
I have a dear friend who is expecting twins. Naturally I am making quilts. She thinks she is having one boy and one girl (early in 2nd trimester ultrasound). I am not comfortable making pink and blue as those things can be wrong at this point.
I was thinking that I would make one green quilt. What color would you make the other quilt? I am thinking of making Log Cabins, one each of two different designs. |
yellow or turquoise
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IMHO...I'd do an I Spy quilt...not gender specific at all. Jut buy juvie fab. Just did one and I did snowball blocks. Just so darn cute and approp for boy or girl. I'd skip baby blue and pinks and go w/ RED Blue GREEN. Skip pastels. They show dirt way too quickly!
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Yellow
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I always thought this would be a cool pattern to use for twins, choosing two fabrics for the two smaller stars to represent the babies (and alternate them in each blanket, so each one is being held in his/her own blanket) and a coordinating print for the "mom."
Haven't had any twins to make blankets for, though, so it's still on my list of things to do... |
If you are making a log cabin pattern. Use primary colors (brights) and a black, white, red is a good choice. I've seen a lot of nurserys done in black/white/red and it is very attractive
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That is a neat block for twins!
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Bright Primary colors or black and white I have seen baby quilts that looked awesome
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