Need help with a fabric choice
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Ditto to keeping to his black and grey decor. It could become very dramatic and help you stretch outside your safety zone!
If adding another colour, use a blacker tone of the colour, so it doesn't jump out of the mix and dominate. Quilterella's is a great example.
If adding another colour, use a blacker tone of the colour, so it doesn't jump out of the mix and dominate. Quilterella's is a great example.
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Originally Posted by wolfkitty
I would think any geometric patterns, circles, blenders, funky dots or spots, lines, etc. It may take looking at a few sites, but there is a lot out there.
The males in my family prefer nothing floral or girly LOL :D:D:D
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Check out this quilt posted in another thread. A great "male" quilt and fits your colour requirements!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-112953-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-112953-1.htm
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I was just at Hancock's Fabrics today and saw some cowboy fabric in their clean sweep section. There was a tossed cowboys fabric and one with larger pictures of cowboys, mostly on horseback. The background was a deep blue and the pictures looked kind of vintage. It was only $1/yd!
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