Red or blue?
#36
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All seem to agree--cute socks! I was going to suggest the red but use the lime green for cornerstones to break the red up a bit, yet tie it together. And then came the narrow frame red on blue and I kinda like that, too. Maybe the blue is a bit too intense?? Can you back it off a bit or find a small patterned fabric that let's your work be the focus?
#39
I love the red, makes it pop. The red made me smile, the blue was blah, whatever.
I'm gonna vote 2, or even 3 sashings. Two narrow, one wide.
Red frame for sure, make it medium width. Then a narrow border..dark green or brown, maybe a dark blue? That'll calm down the red a bit. Then a wide outer border...in a red tone on tone, or red something anyway.
Have fun! I agree about applique...hate it, hate it, hate it. I don't have the patience for it.
I'm gonna vote 2, or even 3 sashings. Two narrow, one wide.
Red frame for sure, make it medium width. Then a narrow border..dark green or brown, maybe a dark blue? That'll calm down the red a bit. Then a wide outer border...in a red tone on tone, or red something anyway.
Have fun! I agree about applique...hate it, hate it, hate it. I don't have the patience for it.
#40
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Red shows off your applique work more than the blue does and is more gender neutral than blue. Blue isn't bad but I think your work should be front and center so individual blocks are looked at instead of seeing the quilt as one blue unit. Babies see red and black first anyway so for the baby, red is a good choice, too.
Also, the quilt is precious! Your applique is very well done. Love the Olaf nightclothes, too!
Also, the quilt is precious! Your applique is very well done. Love the Olaf nightclothes, too!
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