marietta

I have a question unrelated to the boom, If you ladies don't mind. If someone told you they were collecting 'neutrals' what would come to mind for you??

sewbizgirl

Anything solid, tonal, or with backgrounds that are white, cream, light tan, sometimes gray... no color. There can be color on the print, just as long as the background is neutral. Then it will read as a neutral. These are sometimes referred to as "low volume" too.

Kassaundra

Jaba that is pure cuteness there. I bet by the time you go back north she will still be small enough to hide and smuggle. lol Marietta, 99% of the time in the quilting world Sewbiz's answer is correct for what quilters consider neutral, I also include black, brown, green, but I am not normal.

terriamn

when I think of nuetrals I think of off whites, creams and light beige.

francie yuhas

What a sweet,pretty baby!

jaba

Thanks ladies, I'm a little prejudice but we think she's pretty special. I'd sure smuggle her home if I thought I'd have a chance at that. Think they are coming to Wyoming for the 4th of July if that works out, hope so her b-day is the 31st of July.
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jclinganrey

I have a question for the group: I would like to do a pineapple block with one of the F8's but am not sure I'll have enough fabric. I certainly don't want to slice up the fabric only to find out I don't have enough!! Has anyone made a 12 1/2" pineapple from a F8? I'm thinking of cutting 1 1/2" strips???

GramE

Jaba, she is just the right age! Overload of cuteness!

marietta

Thanks everyone, that's what I consider neutrals also.

Kass what cuties the baby chicks are. And 'normal' is only the setting on a dryer.

Great blocks sewbizgirl, Really like Molly's

Jaba, Myla is just adorable.

terriamn

First for this group. Joan made hole in the ba n door for you I just didn't want to cut up the beautiful fabric. Hope to out like it

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