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I played around on paint since i dont have a design wall (though i wish i did) le sigh. But maybe this can help get a better view :D..
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The 1st one !!
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It this were my quilt, I would change the light rectangles to red. Probably lots of different red prints with a variety of scale to the prints. You have mostly med/med dks as the greatest % of the quilt.
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I prefer #1.
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That sure is pretty fabric. I like the first one best.
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I like opt # 2 the best!
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Originally Posted by emsunfire
Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Originally Posted by Kas
I like #1. The black print in the smaller amount gives more movement and interest to the blocks. It is just too overpowering in the larger size. Nice colors!
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Looking at it again, I'd say either the light grey or the busy black-white needs to go. The two of them don't work well together. But that's just my unqualified opinion.
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I agree on #2. The gray tends to kind of break up the solid black and the black and white. I like that it does that. I have that gray to use as a lining in a bow tuck bag. It is a beautiful fabric and will look very nice along with your other fabrics in the quilt.
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ok so after reading all the posts, and trying to figure out which one i liked best i just couldnt pick.
When i got out of my stubborn as a mule thinking i should ONLY look at those two options i had an epiphany as per usual right as im falling asleep thinking of the responses to my post. I think this is the best solution and i hope you all are in agreeance with me. either im tired or i dunno but i think this may give the right balance, chic, pop, and elegance i was looking for when i chose my material. Without further adu.... option numero 3! i took the busier fabrics and put them as the "borders" if you will and made the black and white square the focus. let me know what yall think! |
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