I like them both. You could try setting the same blocks diagonally from each other (like a Trip Around the World).
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I agree with you. It seems to get lost with the white. Would you have a very soft yellow to put with it?
The idea of putting several together and then a border in white and then more blocks with a border in white might work. |
I love it with the white sashing. I love color on white. Looks great!
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Originally Posted by cathylynn
I like it with the sashing. love the bold fabrics.
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I too am with the 16er's. It consolidates and also breaks up the prints, if that makes sense.
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I like it as it was, no sashing, at least not white.
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I like the one with the sashing - easier on the eye.
And FWIW, I think the four corners should be the same colour. If each of the corners has a red block, or a green block, or a blue block, it makes it more cohesive to me. But then again, I'm a bit OCD about that sort of thing! :P |
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I like it without the sashings. It is lovely with just the blocks. Maybe a border using one of the colors in the blocks.
Here is a pic of my crumb blocks with just a border around them. It's 42 blocks..6 across and 7 down. I didn't think it would look right without sashings but I like it with just a border. Maybe you could audition some solid color fabrics as borders with your blocks just to see how you like it. Perhaps it won't work but it's worth a try. Good luck and let us know how it works out. Have a great day. crumb block quilt [ATTACH=CONFIG]128621[/ATTACH] |
I like the suggestion of alternating with plain blocks and putting them on-point. Else, colored sashing with white triangles and with white cornerstones which would add a star into the design.
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Originally Posted by irishrose
Push the blocks into groups of 16 - A 16 patch???, then use the white sashing on your new bigger blocks - maybe with some bright cornerstones. Do you have enough of the green hibiscus print for cornerstones?
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