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Love the yellow tone on tone....
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Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
I like the burgandy, but since you don't, my next pick is dark green.
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I agree with the burgandy, but maybe a sage green. Either would work, in my humble opinion :lol:
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Originally Posted by jljack
I agree with the burgandy, but maybe a sage green. Either would work, in my humble opinion :lol:
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I prefer the burgundy and dark green myself. The edges of the kaleidoscopes blend too much with the lighter colors.
It is looking wonderful. Keep of the good work and update us on your progress. |
Originally Posted by Feathers
I JUST CAN"T SEEM TO MAKE A DECISION on this quilt.
Suggestion: Put all but one background fabric away and audition the blocks on one fabric for a few days. Check it out in different light, different moods, see how it "speaks" to you. After a few days, switch out the fabric and repeat the process. I am pretty sure that "THE fabric" will say the right thing. |
Originally Posted by Feathers
I now have several yards of burgundy, several of dark green, and enough gold/yellow/tan tone on tone to finish the quilt. I JUST CAN"T SEEM TO MAKE A DECISION on this quilt. Don't know what my problem is?????
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Love the gold
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i like the darker colors best - burgandy first, dark green second. they make the subtle colors really stand out and be seen.
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The light yellow was a hands down winner to me. It's classy, soft and doesn't over power your beautiful OBW, rather it shows it off I thought. I love the stong background colors, but your block is so beautiful it desverse the attention. Whatever color you choose though, it is going to be beautiful from the looks of it!.
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