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Blue and yellow, purple and green and rust and teal - in that order.
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Lots of red with anything!
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Haha!! ME TOO!
Originally Posted by ube quilting
(Post 6034664)
I like to make quilts that look like they threw up a fabric store.
peace:D:D |
do you have pictures of your quilts posted?
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I think I like muddied colors, and I buy them, but somehow they never make it into my quilts! I always choose clear colors! I like lots of variations of each color in my quilts, no two or three fabric projects for me. I love the pastel 30's look, and especially like butter yellows and mint greens. I also like the Civil War reproductions, just for the historical value and insight. The only color I have and use little of is orange. (gag me!) Sometimes I like monochromatic quilts, and find they look really nice if you use every possible variation of that color. For example, if you make a "purple" quilt, use pinkish purples, reddish purples, almost black purples, purples which are muddy, lavenders so light they are almost white, bluish purples, just anything which is even just a little bit "purple". The resultant quilt really sparkles, even though it's all one "color".
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I have not used Batiks and I am all ready tired of them. Mostly I like traditional patterns. Maybe when or if I complete all that I want to do; I can branch out.
I am not overly religious but when I look out my window I see that GOD chose green as a background color. That is good enough for me. |
I love tropical colors, especially lime green and aqua.
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Originally Posted by ube quilting
(Post 6034664)
I like to make quilts that look like they threw up a fabric store.
peace:D:D |
Give me earth tones and traditional quilts any day. I'm not too crazy about batiks either.
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Too many to list! Depends on the type of quilt and pattern also.
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