I would have voted for blue too. But brown would work also
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I think it depends where the quilt will hang....in a dark place pick beige or tan....in a bright place pick a nice brown...either way I would use a fabric with a small , quiet print
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I agree on the blue. You have a few blue blocks, and a solid blue border would really bring those out without distracting too much from the original design. Nice quilt.
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Originally Posted by amma
I really like the same color brown as your flooring :D:D:D
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How about a narrow border of the burgundy you have in the blocks, then use a lighter pale tan wider border.
When selecting colors, I always hunt for only one color first - something that says "you have to buy me". When I have that, I key all my other colors off of that one focus color. Also, rule of thumb for borders - you want to make your borders accent the colors of the block, but never override them. |
I also thpufht of more than one border. One red, one cream, and one grey blue.
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The golden brown (color of the table) looks GREAT with the blocks!
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I would try a maroonish red myself. I like the soldier blue idea too though. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
I would probably end up with a more brownish color, but goodness knows I'm pretty color challenged myself.
Fabrics should come with tags like Granimals clothes!! :lol: :lol: :lol: was recently describing them to someone :wink: omg how long ago was that? |
can you find a teeeny print in soldier blue, tan and civil war red? i think it would tie it all together, but it should be really small.
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