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Originally Posted by SueDor
I like the white background better. You can see the garden pieces better and the black sashing would look great against the white.
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I like the white background and black sashing would really set it off!
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Originally Posted by DewDropInn4Coughfee
I STARTED THIS QUILT 2 YEARS AGO...ORINIONALLY I USED A BURGENDY AND GREEN FOR THE BACKGROUND..WHEN I CAME TO MY SENSES I REALIZED THE GREEN WAS WRONG..BUT UNSURE OF THE BURGENDY AS WELL SO I HAVE REMOVED THE GRANDMOTHERS GARDEN OFF THE SQUARES...AND CONSIDERING THE BURGENDY ONCE AGAIN WITH AN OFF WHIIE....PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR OPINION AND ALSO CONSIDERING BLACK FOR THE SASHING
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My preference would be an ecru or cream background that matches the center hexagons. The white is too stark in contrast. Then use the burgundy as sashing and black as cornerstones. JMHO
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I would also use a cream or ecru for the blocks.
Have you tried putting the green and burgandy borders beside each other not top and bottom or side to side. |
I love this fabric! It is the only fabric, and the coordinates, that I only took 10 minutes to purchase to make a quilt for my sister. I had taken a piece of the fabric from her couch off the ruffle backside to match and it was perfect. Her colors are hunter green and burgandy. She has it hanging on the wall behind the couch. I think I used more of a cream rather than the lighter white. This will be a beautiful quilt whatever you decide. Good job!
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I suggest checkerboarding your background with the white and burgundy, with a narrow black sashing. :-) these blocks are Beautiful, btw...
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Ilike the white best
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white background
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Originally Posted by PatriceJ
i think the off-white shows your flowers to their best advantage. :-)
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