mimee4

I'm not good at suggesting colors - it depends on personal taste, but I love the three you have already.

IdahoSandy

What you have is ok, but also need a darker blue and neutral color, along with a pink that is in the print material.

ShirlinAZ

The green pictured may be a bit too "olive". Try something more in a teal, ad a dusty pink. It will be great.

amazon

I'd go with the light blue and add a dark blue, black and the cream. A darker green would look good also.

joyce888

Have you tried a medium shade of blue and a charcoal gray?

Quiltinelaine

Ditto

Rose Bagwell

I have done qults with the middle fabric and I usually pulled the color from the pattern itself. I like the green for the blue in the quilt. I am sure you will get lots of help with this.

humbird

Sense its going to a guy, would he object to a dark burgandy? I love the quilt pattern, and the fabric is very nice!

oh munner

I'd never add pink. Pink and blue went out with the 50's. If I were to add another color it would probably be green but so far it looks good just as it is.

QuilterMomma

Oooo, to add an opinion on color, are you sure?

Here it is:

I have made this pattern and did it in teals and pinks which turned out great.

When you do the fans, be sure to have a nice graduation of color and that when you line it up with the star that you do not have the same color touching there. I did the dark in the center top of fans and then down to light and had each blade a shade different. This will work with your focus fabric you have selected. If this is for a man, then you definitely do not really want the pink because it will pop next to your darkers that are in the mix. If it were me, I would stay in the blues from a dark blue to the charchol gray blue. It will accentuate your feature fabric.
Now since it is for a man, is he a real neat person or does he have an occupation that he gets dirty at job. If you do the cream, I would consider this. Again, if were me, i would make my background area a different color because of the "man" thing. Not all guys consider it to be a work of art on the bed.
This pattern does go together well and be sure to check your measurements as you go because of the special cutting on the background squares and peaks you have to do. This is where I had some difficulty with. I quilted mine in some feather fans for the background areas and in the ditch on pieced fans and a large feather over stars to fill the points out.

Have fun and let us see what you choose.