#1piecemaker

Three. But, just for fun, try putting the same colors in the first and last row the same but opposite. For instance, blue, red, green, purple on the first row and then purple, green, red and blue on the bottom and mixing the center blocks.

katsewnsew

Your blocks are gorgeous. But I feel the 2 orange are too close together, also, try the gradating colors, I bet that would look good too. Good luck, I think anything you do with them is going to make a fabulous quilt!

sewing4kix

I agree. It has no conflicting colors and looks great!

bobolee

I like picture 2 but i think I would switch the middle orange for the outer yellow!

Peggyinno

I can't choose, I like them all!! This quilt is gonna be a beauty!! Love all the brights!

amorerm

:thumbup: This one scattered the yellows and oranges around, which will pull your eye around the quilt.

Lady Jane

I like all three!

EagarBeez

they are all beautiful, no matter which you choose they will look great, but, favor 3

hunters grammy

I like 3 also, but with my eyes it seems like the outside yellow block kind of fades away - if you keep all the orange blocks maybe you can try switching the outside yellow block with the outside orange block - just to see how it looks. Overall, I really like your colors!

Maurene

All great, - but maybe the blues and purples could be separated a little more - they are very strong and dominant and if too c.ose, draw the eye to them rather than the allover effect.

Does anyone else use the 2 feet, 10 feet rule? How does it look close up and at a distance. Sometimes a 20 foot perspective helps too.