Red/White/Blue Swap - Sign up closes May 15, 2010
#91
Brenda, Just do you best and everyone will love you!
I would love to be included in the next swap, unless my blocks don't turn out and everyone hates me after this one. :oops: This is my first one, but I will try really hard to do a good job.
Originally Posted by BrendaB
Originally Posted by NorBanaquilts
It time to start thinking about the next block swap to be done after the red/white/blue has been completed. Anyone interested in another swap? Suggestions are welcome. Once I get some ideas I'll post a thread for voting.
#92
It time to start thinking about the next block swap to be done after the red/white/blue has been completed. Anyone interested in another swap? Suggestions are welcome.
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Norbana -- must you enable me by feeding my addiction? I'm assuming that by "after this swap is finished" you mean a swap due after the May 31 deadline of the rwb swap? You know I HAVE to be a part of anything you come up with (except those itty-bitty blocks I can't see), so keep us all posted with whatever you're thinking.
My ideas -- maybe a two-color swap, or all star patterns, or all scrappy 9-patches, or all pinwheels on a neutral background. Or a scrappy applique flower on a neutral background -- one of the layered flowers that you sew on a quarter inch inside edges and let the edges go all fringey and ravelly (are those really words?) around the edges.
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Norbana -- must you enable me by feeding my addiction? I'm assuming that by "after this swap is finished" you mean a swap due after the May 31 deadline of the rwb swap? You know I HAVE to be a part of anything you come up with (except those itty-bitty blocks I can't see), so keep us all posted with whatever you're thinking.
My ideas -- maybe a two-color swap, or all star patterns, or all scrappy 9-patches, or all pinwheels on a neutral background. Or a scrappy applique flower on a neutral background -- one of the layered flowers that you sew on a quarter inch inside edges and let the edges go all fringey and ravelly (are those really words?) around the edges.
#95
Originally Posted by Nancy in Louisiana
My ideas -- maybe a two-color swap, or all star patterns, or all scrappy 9-patches, or all pinwheels on a neutral background. Or a scrappy applique flower on a neutral background -- one of the layered flowers that you sew on a quarter inch inside edges and let the edges go all fringey and ravelly (are those really words?) around the edges.
Other ideas: 1930's prints or batiks.
FYI: for those of you newer to the board, in the past nine months or so, there have been block swaps in the following color schemes: black/white, blue/yellow, chocolate/raspberry, lavender/pink/green, now red/white/blue.
#96
Originally Posted by moosegirl
Sign me up for a school house block. Moosegirl
I did a schoolhouse block in these colors for my Jan. Quilting Bee partner. It's GREAT in these colors. Hope I get one of yours!!
:-D :-D
#99
After reading all the discussions on color, I want to see I am understanding this correctly, true red, navy blue, and pure white.......are they solids and/or prints that read the color??? Here is a sample of my block, not the actual one, just fabrics laying around, not sure of type of fabric so won't be using them.
red, white & blue block sorry about fuzziness
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#100
I'm still a bit confused (my normal state of being). Can we use the duller colors? I have a bunch of what I call colonial red, white & blues. The white is more tan so I wanted to ask before I make 12 blocks.
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