What pattern for a navy blue and cream quilt?
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#31
02-03-2012Quote:
http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/18258310
also Hunters star or day and night.
Originally Posted by woody
I love winding ways done in 2 colours,http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/18258310
also Hunters star or day and night.
No doubt about it, the Winding Ways would be my choice.
Looks very challenging with the curves but the results would be a huge - WOW - AMAZING - GORGEOUS - STUNNING - OVER THE TOP. Can you tell I LOVE this pattern?
#32
Hi Iowa Grandma ... I wanted to share with youa few pics of a quilt I am working on in the navy blue and cream. This is only my 3rd quilt so I am still using the easier patterns, but it sure is a lot of work anyway. I cut 5" squares and sewed them together. So far every quilt I have made I have used the blue painters tape as my guide in sewing as I have not even attempted the free motion quilting. I also did stitch in the ditch on each square. This is a twin size quilt and its for my son and fiance to use as a throw and it matches their sofa. The few I have made I feel came out good and so did their owners and the back looks as good as the front, but as I said these to are a lot of work.
twin size navy blue and cream
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sample of painters tape
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back of quilt
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#33
jpthequilter , 08-13-2011 05:05 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Iowa Grandma
Thanks to all of you, You have suggested patterns I had not even considered. If I ever learn to use my camera, I will post pictures of the finished product.
Have you considered a Drunkard's Path?
There are many variations of it
Jeannie
#37
KyKaren1949 , 08-13-2011 05:56 AM
Super Member
When I first read your posting, log cabin immediately popped into my mind with red or burgundy centers. It's simple and classic for a non-fussy girl, I think it would be perfect.
