Jelly rolls, layer cakes, guy themed
11-24-2022, 08:00 PM
#21
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I don't agree with this statement at all. My 28 year old son's favorite quilt is all pastels INCLUDING pink. He actually asked me if he could have it because he loved it so much.
I think it's best to find out specifically what the recipient prefers, and not make assumptions based solely on someone's gender.
I think it's best to find out specifically what the recipient prefers, and not make assumptions based solely on someone's gender.
11-25-2022, 09:09 AM
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11-25-2022, 09:56 AM
#23
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Good news - it's FREE! 😁 Here's a link to a tutorial. More good news - it's very simple and easy, no bias! I used jelly rolls for mine.
11-28-2022, 09:55 PM
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It's probably just that men aren't expected to like or want a lot of color or pattern, so most of the market just go to solids/blenders/plaids for men's quilts.
In my experience guys had all kinds of tastes in fabric, but a pretty consistent preference for bold quilt patterns, like the zig-zig Peckish posted. The big impediment was more often colorblindness than some bias towards certain motifs or colors. If half the shop looks like shades of grey, then no wonder you just want simple prints and solids.
In my experience guys had all kinds of tastes in fabric, but a pretty consistent preference for bold quilt patterns, like the zig-zig Peckish posted. The big impediment was more often colorblindness than some bias towards certain motifs or colors. If half the shop looks like shades of grey, then no wonder you just want simple prints and solids.
