i agree with alicat. #1 works better. Good luck.
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I like them both, but would probably choose #1
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I like 1. I also like golden brown against the beige and the chocolate against the beige.
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Depend ... do you want a hot tropical sun or a cool breeze at night?
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#1 blends the best but #2 really make the batiks stand out
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Originally Posted by alikat110
(Post 5803455)
#1 matches the warmth of the other fabrics. #2 is a cool fabric.
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I like #2 because the pattern in #1 is too pronounced. Also, the pale blue makes it pop as others have said. JMHO
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I have to chime in here and say I like the second one best since it does pop your block rather than blend.
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I like #2 best as (IMO) will make the pattern move. The first one is nice too, but I like brighter with more movement in my quilts. You are still going to have a problem deciding as so many votes for both. Good luck on what you decide. Either one will make an awesome quilt.
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I place my vote for number one.
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I vote the soft yellow print. It makes the contrast a less "shocking" contrast. I made a Trade Winds as a baby quilt. Fun and liked the results.
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Originally Posted by Sunnie
(Post 5803431)
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I definitely like the first, yellow print. It works much better with the colors you have chosen.
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I vote for #1.
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I totally agree with alikat... the warmth of 1 appeals the most but the cool 2 would work if that is the look and effect you are going for.
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I think 1 blends better, 2 contrasts more, both are pretty.
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i like 2 best, seems fresher to me!
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I really think #2 is the way to go. It looked to me to be very neutral when next to your other batiks. It doesn't draw my attention away from the batiks like #1 did.
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Personally I like #2 cuz of the contrast and pop. But if you like both ... pick the one you like BEST
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I really like #1. Both are nice but #1 is a much warmer contrast.
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I really like them both too, so would have to ask where the quilt is intended to reside. #1 has a softer look, while #2 has a lot more contrast. With that said, I think I like #1 better.
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Originally Posted by alikat110
(Post 5803455)
#1 matches the warmth of the other fabrics. #2 is a cool fabric.
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Me, too. Seems softer on the eyes.
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i like #1 the best
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I like the white. really make sthe colors pop!!! of course I LOVE the use of whites in quilts
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#1 speaks to me more.
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I like one the best, white is too white for me, off white I might like better. Doesn't show every spot like the white does.
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#1 is best but either would work....
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The cream color is good.. I agree warmer..
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I like #1 better, but as others have said they're both pretty. Looking forward to seeing the finished project.
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I like the yellow better.
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I think the first one as it is warm and the batiks are warm too. However, sometimes going with the opposite which is the 2nd a cool white really makes things glow wonderfully. Be confident either will make a stunning quilt.
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I think # 1 looks much richer and blends better.
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Both pretty but that's such a beautiful shade in #1 that I would choose that one.
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Number 1 for me
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That's to funny I am making the same one for my husband. Just bought the jelly roll. I like the sec. One best. Goos luck can't wait to see the finished quilt top!
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If it was me, I'd definitely go with the first one. Love the look.
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The first one definitely. The second is too harsh.
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I like them both but think I would use the first one if it was my quilt. The 2nd choice makes the colors stand out more but I usually prefer black if I want to do that. The fabrics are all lovely. I love batiks.
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number 1. it is a softer color.
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