Originally Posted by dunster
(Post 8259942)
I would love to see a sage green, but if not then I like the dark green, and it's always nice to use something already in stash. I would also consider sashing the quilt, so that the individual blocks stand out more. It's going to be beautiful.
- - -I would also consider sashing the quilt, so that the individual blocks stand out more. - - - what I was going to say. |
Green, it really Pops the color of the squares. Or try a rust/red.
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I vote for the green. I would definitely not use the print as the tiny print square in the middle of the blocks in the second picture just makes the blocks get lost.
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Green here too. Wow, they are gorgeous!!!
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Beautiful! I love the green. Certainly not the print... it hides your hard work. I think the green gives the blocks the contrast they need.
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I love it with that green! Your blocks are gorgeous and the green really makes them sing.
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I like the Green
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Another vote for the green here. It certainly makes the beauty of the blocks pop.
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Green looks great and really sets off the glorious fabric. If you're still auditioning, I like the suggestions of trying sage and black. You'll know when it feels right.
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#1--the newly created design gets lost
#2--acceptable. What does a creamy color similar to the background of the fabric look like? #3--maybe a bit dark but a nice blender and works. Like the others who have suggested, a sage green or one more like what is in the piece would be worth auditioning. I'm not a great fan of that much black. Black tends to fade and become brown. I like the idea of using setting triangles and then sashing to set each design to itself. Beautiful quilt coming around! |
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