decisions, decisions....not good at decisions
#41
I want to thank everyone for their help. Despite all of the good advice to select the darker color, I have decided to go with the lighter color. Only two people who "voted" have actually seen the real fabric, and they voted for the lighter color. It got me looking harder at the pictures I took and posted, and the colors really didn't show true. The darker fabric really doesn't have the right shade of green.
And I like the light fabric. I will have a delicate pastel quilt, and I will be happy with it.
Again, thanks for all your help. I will post when I have finished, but I am trying not to rush. Last month I made 3 quilts, and I don't need to make 3 quilts a month.... Quilting isn't a race and there is no deadline for this quilt. It is for me.
Dina
And I like the light fabric. I will have a delicate pastel quilt, and I will be happy with it.
Again, thanks for all your help. I will post when I have finished, but I am trying not to rush. Last month I made 3 quilts, and I don't need to make 3 quilts a month.... Quilting isn't a race and there is no deadline for this quilt. It is for me.
Dina
#42
#43
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: North Central, NC
Posts: 2,741
I was originally thinking the darker would be better but after seeing the blue version of this pattern, I liked the lighter green better. It is a softer and sort of misty look that I thought went with the focus fabric better. Glad that you made your decision either way and can now carry on sewing. There are so many darn decisions to make when picking fabric that sometimes we can drive ourselves nuts ..... especially those of us who may be a bit color challenge. Good luck with your quilt!
#44
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Texas
Posts: 983
I want to thank everyone for their help. Despite all of the good advice to select the darker color, I have decided to go with the lighter color. Only two people who "voted" have actually seen the real fabric, and they voted for the lighter color. It got me looking harder at the pictures I took and posted, and the colors really didn't show true. The darker fabric really doesn't have the right shade of green.
And I like the light fabric. I will have a delicate pastel quilt, and I will be happy with it.
Again, thanks for all your help. I will post when I have finished, but I am trying not to rush. Last month I made 3 quilts, and I don't need to make 3 quilts a month.... Quilting isn't a race and there is no deadline for this quilt. It is for me.
Dina
And I like the light fabric. I will have a delicate pastel quilt, and I will be happy with it.
Again, thanks for all your help. I will post when I have finished, but I am trying not to rush. Last month I made 3 quilts, and I don't need to make 3 quilts a month.... Quilting isn't a race and there is no deadline for this quilt. It is for me.
Dina
Jeri
#49
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,369
I think either work. I personally prefer the lighter only because the darker is a more bitter green. Having said that, I do think the darker green makes the blue in your focus fabric look brighter and more distinct. I also love your focus fabric; those little multicolored flowers are so sweet....it somehow reminds me of illustrations in vintage children's books, maybe particularly the Peter Rabbit series.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post