Gorgeous fabric ... what to quilt?
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If you were to add another color, you wouldn't want a light background, because the yellows would get lost. Putting a black in for a background would really make the colors pop.
Or, you could do a Yellow Brick Road or Turning Twenty, if you wanted to go simple. Maybe a French Braid Quilt. That would be pretty!
Or, you could do a Yellow Brick Road or Turning Twenty, if you wanted to go simple. Maybe a French Braid Quilt. That would be pretty!
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great suggestion! French braid is another possibility.
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Oh, just lovely fabrics! If you do a bargello, I'd move the middle blue (with pink) to where the blue with yellow is, and the blue/yellow to the end, so the yellow in it flows with the yellow at the beginning (and the blue with pink will flow with the blue with purple). Wonderful palette though.
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I'm not quite ready for a bargello LOL Would love to, but I want to finish more than one quilt this winter !!!!! (I only have an hour every evening, and 2-3 hours on Sat / Sun). And I need someone to adopt me first!!!
So, I really like the french braid quilts - I have made one already, a very small one with leftover strips ... didn't know that's what it was called!!!!
Now I get to spend the next week putting them in an appropriate order ... if you have suggestions, please feel free to post them.
Thanks so much for all of the comments, greatly appreciated!
Marion
So, I really like the french braid quilts - I have made one already, a very small one with leftover strips ... didn't know that's what it was called!!!!
Now I get to spend the next week putting them in an appropriate order ... if you have suggestions, please feel free to post them.
Thanks so much for all of the comments, greatly appreciated!
Marion
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I would do a Hidden Wells quilt! I found a free tutorial here: http://moosestashquilting.blogspot.c...-tutorial.html
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I did a bargello with batiks and it came out really nice. I did Bonnie Hunters pattern and it was easy to follow
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I'd consider pairing them with a plain fabric to make a Disappearing Four Patch (like this one):
http://www.fonsandporter.com/article...lt_quick_quilt
http://www.fonsandporter.com/article...lt_quick_quilt
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