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Old 07-28-2018, 03:07 PM
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I am working on this quilt and am having problems arranging my fabrics into something I like. Normally I have no problems with 'scrappy', but I am tempted to make all 4 flower patches with the same color. If you have made this, will you share your pictures?
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Nothing wrong with going non-scrappy.
Your quilt .... and you can do whatever you want!

When in doubt ... check with Mr. Google.
Here's some for inspiration.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=total...w=1536&bih=732
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Originally Posted by QuiltE View Post
Nothing wrong with going non-scrappy.
Your quilt .... and you can do whatever you want!

When in doubt ... check with Mr. Google.
Here's some for inspiration.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=total...w=1536&bih=732
Thank you.
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Fun pattern. After looking at some of those photos, I can tell you *my* preference —which I think could marry your two choices. How about making each tulip a different color , but only one color instead of multicolors within each tulip? I like the monochromatic scraps.
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thanks for your suggestion. I will lay it out that way and see how it looks.
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Thank you.
You're most welcome ... enjoy making your quilt.
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Or make each one look like the sun is hitting the tops of them by putting the lighter shades of the color family on the top-most petals. Pink on top of red, yellow-green on top of forest green, etc.
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Or make each one look like the sun is hitting the tops of them by putting the lighter shades of the color family on the top-most petals. Pink on top of red, yellow-green on top of forest green, etc.
Thanks for this suggestion.
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Originally Posted by zozee View Post
Fun pattern. After looking at some of those photos, I can tell you *my* preference —which I think could marry your two choices. How about making each tulip a different color , but only one color instead of multicolors within each tulip? I like the monochromatic scraps.
I agree.

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I've made two of the Totally Tulip quilts. My first one I use all Christmas fabric and called it Christmas Tulips. It won first place at my guild's challenge quilt show. The last one I made it was all scrappy. No rhyme or reason except a white background. My DD claimed it immediately.
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