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I like #1. Let us know which one you pick.
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I like #2. The blue makes the colors pop and the white makes it less busy.
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It's #4 for me.
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Phew! Wow, you all make such interesting points! Stained glass, Southwest, Sky, What draws your eye where, What pops, My goodness!
Clearly, we have a bunch of artistic people on this board! Thank you all for your wonderful input. I was in a LQS the other day and noticed she is getting a nice collection of fall prints. And I have no money!!!! I may have to leave the decision dependent on what fabrics I find when I can spend the money. I will try to find the time to experiment a little more with the color suggestions some of you have come up with. Thanks again, everybody! |
Let us know how it turns out - it sure is a good pattern.
Marcia |
i like #4 the most; second is #1; #2 is third choice and #3 is the last one. But they all look so good!
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I like #2
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Definitely #1.
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what was the link for your pattern?
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Originally Posted by Bottle Blonde
I like #2 -- there is just enough blue and neutral to make the rust and gold brighter.
#1 looks a little monotone (dull) to me. #3 has too much blue - overpowers the other colors #4 has too many colors - the sashing seems to become the focal point instead of the blocks JMHO. |
3 and 4 for me. The blues really add a special feel to it
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#3, 4, 1, & 2 in that order.
Next time, could you ask an easier question, please? :roll: |
I love #1.
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I like all of them, but #1 and #4 are my favorite ones. God bless.
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opps
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I think the first one looks the most fallish but I'm a sucker for blue so the third one is my favorite. They all are great
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#1 the leaves are less noticeable on the others
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Originally Posted by Bottle Blonde
I like #2 -- there is just enough blue and neutral to make the rust and gold brighter.
#1 looks a little monotone (dull) to me. #3 has too much blue - overpowers the other colors #4 has too many colors - the sashing seems to become the focal point instead of the blocks JMHO. |
I like 1 and 2, but 2 would be my choice. My art teacher told me to always use some blue with oranges to make the oranges pop or visa versa.. I think #2 has more life in it, it makes the orange shade more vibrant.
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I've looked at a dozen times and change my mind each time. They all are great looks. You can't go wrong.
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#4 for me!
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#1---looks more fall like
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#1
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to irma tapia,
I gave the link to Cate Tallman Evans personal website on the original post (so just go back to page 1). I think I originally saw the pattern on the Robert Kaufman website. However, I bought the pattern probably over a year ago, so maybe it isn't "active." If you can't get to it on Cate's site, use the contact info to get to her. I'm sure she'll be happy to help. |
I like #3. It looks like stain glass windows with leaves. K
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I like #2 and #4 the best. All are wonderful! Dani
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#2 is my favorite. I can't explain why related to color because I'm color blind, but it just looks prettier to me than the rest. It "pops"! Although all 4 patterns look good, #2 looks GREAT! Good luck. Can't wait to see it in fabric.
Revision to first opinion, if you are trying to get a "True Fall" Look, I'd go with #1, it looks the most "Fall" to me, however, I stand by my first choice of #2 as my favorite. |
Quilter guy, to funny, a quilter that is color blind. Do you make a lot of black and white quilts? My son is color blind but he uses it as an excuse to avoid by sewing room.
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2 or 4 are my faves
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Originally Posted by Emma S
Quilter guy, to funny, a quilter that is color blind. Do you make a lot of black and white quilts? My son is color blind but he uses it as an excuse to avoid by sewing room.
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I vote for # 4. All the colors make movement. That's what I look for in a successful quilt design.
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#3 is my favorite!
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