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Originally Posted by luvngy
Ive promised to make a quilt for my sister. She picked the fabric. her hubby picked the pattern. i made the first block and couldn't stand it. so I sent her a pic. her reply was "I love it". What should I do? What do you think?? How can I make a King sized quilt of this when I HATE the combo?
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Here's an idea to run by your sis: set your blocks "OnPoint" and alternate with a solid or almost solid purple color. Or, set them On Point and run your rows Diagonally. You will have some very strong Vertical and Horizontal lines, and it may settle well with your sensibilities. You can do this by copy/pasting cropped images of your own photograph, re-arranging them to see how it looks.
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I'm a batik LOVER so that with your choice of pattern makes this one I'd love to have!! Everyone likes different things, but I'm guessing more people that you think will love this. Finish it up thinking about how much she said she liked the pic. You'll make her very happy. :thumbup:
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I love it too!!
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I LOVE IT!!! Those are MY colors!!! It is absolutely beautiful!!!!
Work on it; for your Sis.... because she does love it!! You are very lucky to have a sister that you can make it for! And, she is very lucky to have you!!! |
You could set it with 3 inch strips so you won't have to make so many blocks. Personaly I love it too. Marvel
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I think its beautiful!!
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I already commented, but I do have one other
suggestion. When I saw the photoshop composite of the entire quilt, I think one reason it's not working is because you can't see the alternate block it creates, which is the little circle. That really makes the quilt, so how about if you put on the part of the block where when joined with other blocks, the circle forms, a brighter color, like a brighter gold and a deeper alternate color. It's hard to explain without having a picture to illustrate, but I think that would break up some of the obvious purples and teals and really make the quilt pop. Also, the problem with adding sashing strips or putting the blocks on point is that you loose the alternate block, which again, makes the quilt pop in the right colors. I still think it is a stunning block, but those changes would help, I think, and you might like it better. Marcia |
If she loves it, that is all that matters. I think it looks pretty good, wait and see when you have more than one together.
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Originally Posted by yetta
I myself love batiks,your work is really beautiful,keep thinking of how much your sister will love the quilt when it is done...and tell everyone what a wonderful talented sister she has for making her quilt..
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