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I like the brown paisley. The brown and gold is my second choice, perhaps done in a 9 patch?
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My 1st choice is brown paisley and then the triple sashing with the darker brown to the quilt. Really pretty!
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I know you don't have any black blocks laid out but if the really dark color in those beautiful blocks are black you might want to see how it works with it .I love your quilt just
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I kind of like the blue, it kind brightens up the whole quilt! I always like something that gives a quilt a little zip!
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I like light blue. I'm thinking that they will make your quilt more stunning than others........
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no mater what you use that quilt is wonderful
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The quilt is still on the floor. Opinions still coming in and yet I can't seem to make a decision. I have not tried black yet but I think it will draw from the blocks and I am leaning towards the paisley brown or four patches in the brown or gold.
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I like the darker brown (paisley) in the first picture the best, I like the contrast. It is going to be a beautiful quilt
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I agree, I think the 'solid blue' is too strong for the quilt, and you notice the stones and not your quilt. Not too sure about the other ones either. I suggest a different fabric entirely, with small flecks of blue in it as well as the other colours, so that one's eye is led from one block to the other by the harmonious colour? Nice blocks to ponder over.
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Have you thought of making a 9 patch with the brown and gold? I would try that with the gold in the corners to contrast with the brown on the block. There is so much action going on in the block itself that it would be a shame to draw your eyes away from it with a corner stone other than the colors of your sashing...I think that's what I would do....
but I'm not the expert quilter.... :roll: |
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