I need help picking 11 colors for a bargello quilt.
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when you go to a quilt shop have them help you to pick out fabrics
I did a search like amma suggested and posted the bargello link here for you in case you didn't know how to search for it
http://www.google.com/images?rlz=1T4...w=1236&bih=753
I did a search like amma suggested and posted the bargello link here for you in case you didn't know how to search for it
http://www.google.com/images?rlz=1T4...w=1236&bih=753
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I found that fabrics with prints worked better than solids. If you want depth, then get some highly contrasting fabrics. For a softer look, use a soft transition, or shades of the same colors.
I needed 21 for the first one I made and I thought it would be hard, but I ended up with 24 no problem at all. LOL
I needed 21 for the first one I made and I thought it would be hard, but I ended up with 24 no problem at all. LOL
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Here's how I did it, but only needed 7 fabrics and definitely wanted batik and an orange-brown and green color scheme. I don't have a LQS so I bought online. I found the full line of Hoffman Watercolor Batiks, found one medium of each of those colors and went both directions to find my darks and lights. (Haven't made the quilt yet, but I'm ready.) Maybe this is the wrong way to do it, but it looks like it's going to work beautifully.
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