what great squares!!!...to know they were hand painted, that makes them special.....i would keep whatever you do simple so the blocks are the highlight...maybe a darker color sashing so the blocks pop.........cant wait to see the finished quilt.......gina
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Originally Posted by Pat-w
Originally Posted by Anna.425
I would make a magnolia block. If you go to the search button and type in magnolia it will take you to a post on this site that shows a wonderful picture. The address is below.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-9272-1.htm I am going to stick with the snowballs for the flowers and maybe the Quatrefoil for the secondary block. |
First, I would iron all the blocks with a dry iron set on cotton, using a pressing cloth.
Second, (pray and grit my teeth), water test a block to be sure the paint is heat set. Third, I like the idea of sashing with green, or a green on brown print. |
those are beautiful
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Maybe a light green ., then a simple stiple or cross hatch. nothing to detract from the flowers as they are soooooooo beautiful.
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Originally Posted by Rose L
Being a cottage style decorator, I would frame them and hang them all together on a wall in a large, even grouping. They would look gorgeous on a green or yellow wall!
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Originally Posted by Kat Sews
I think they would look good in an attic windows setting
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Beautiful!
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Hi Jacqui,
I've been following this and have previously commented. For some reason your blocks have been on my mind. The 9 patch idea is pretty, but I personally think it overwhelms the flowers. If you need to enlarge this, how about something simpler?? Maybe a 4 patch or solid blocks between the lovely florals. Maybe a pink or burgandy solid block with green sashing. Double border of same colors. Since there is such a variety of flowers represented, you can go with almost any colors you like. But as stated earlier, Green is a natural. Good luck with your decision. Are you more confused now then ever? |
YOu are so lucky! What a find! I like the quilt idea with green sashing. Show us your finished or FO!
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