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A great block. Like looking through a kaleidoscope. Some many patterns. Tea dye it if you don't love the finished project.
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I Love it. And don't think it is to modern. Did you say it was a day and night? The ones I have seen don't look like that square.
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Oftentimes, styles are mixed. I think the important thing here is that you have the colors she likes. I's say continue with this design.
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What a great friend you are! I am part of a nonprofit that gives gift bags to chemo patients on their first day of chemo in the hospital and we always include a blanket or fleece or afghan of some kind (like to do hand made when we have them, but usually store bought). Some (I think most) of the chemo drugs make people get cold. I know I have ALWAYS "run hot" and when I was in chemo last year, even during the summer months, I always was under a blanket in the lab.
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I think it's great, and I think it will work really well with 'primitives'. In a way, it reminds of some of the great two colour antique quilts you see in books from time to time. And I love the suggestion of making it reversible. Hope we get to see the finished product.
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Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
I love the block! Maybe just change the color a little instead of using WHITE use a tan or cream. I love white because it makes everything look clean and new but when you are wanting something to go with old, I think a light tan or cream would look good!
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I really like the block. It's very striking with the 2 colors and the angles. When I think of primitive though I think of muddy colors more like the civil war fabrics, etc. But I also think anyone would love to receive your quilt as a gift. It's from you and you're putting your heart into it and that's what really counts most and she will see and feel that and be happy.
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I like it also. Very nice.
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If she has all antiques, is her room dark? This would be perfect? I like it.
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I think it is awesome!
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I have a best friend that is also undergoing chemo. I made her a 48 X 60 quilt/throw. It has pink panters on it. I took it to church and the elders laid hands and the preacher said a prayer over it. Now she takes it with her every time she goes for a treatment. I think your friend will love anything you make for her cause it will be from your heart.
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your friend will love it it is very pretty
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a lot of very old traditional quilts have a very modern feeling. hunter's star, for example. white and any one color sort of modernizes it. even rob peter looks contemporary. i think its beautiful and wouldn't hesitate to gift it.
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Many times primitive antiques, in their simplicity, are very modern. It's very pretty, and an interesting pattern. I think she'll like it!
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I really need to post my pics. Did this in black/gold/and white, musical fabric. Just have to quilt it. Have it pinned. I will have to take pic of it.
This is such and easy quilt, but you are right, may be to modern. I love the idea of reversible topper:) Either way your friend can't go wrong:) |
Red and white quilts are very traditional. I think it is very beautiful.
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This is very striking, but is it too wide?
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I think it's just great the way it is, and as others have said, you are making and giving it from the heart. Regarless of if your neighbour uses it as a toppper, or a means of warmth, which I think more likely, I'm sure she will love and treasure it always. Finish it as you planned, and give your neighbour thhis most beautiful gift to cherish whilst she is in this most vulnerable state. All my thoughts and prayers go out to her.
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Originally Posted by Twilliebee
I think it's great, and I think it will work really well with 'primitives'. In a way, it reminds of some of the great two colour antique quilts you see in books from time to time. And I love the suggestion of making it reversible. Hope we get to see the finished product.
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I love it!
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Originally Posted by auntiehenno
If she has all antiques, is her room dark? This would be perfect? I like it.
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Originally Posted by butterflywing
a lot of very old traditional quilts have a very modern feeling. hunter's star, for example. white and any one color sort of modernizes it. even rob peter looks contemporary. i think its beautiful and wouldn't hesitate to gift it.
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I also think I would use an ivory or creme fabric instead of white. And then I would use a deeper (towards the burgundy color) red. I think this color combination would mix better with her primitive looks (which I think of more as not so bright). But this is a good color combination also.
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WOW fantastic
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Or perhaps you could tea dye it after it's finished if you still find the colors a little too stark.
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I love it!!!! Beautiful how the blocks work together!
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