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Originally Posted by SouthPStitches
(Post 5421162)
I've admired that pattern for quite some time. Beautiful job. I would think a creamy beige for christmas fabrics. Some even have a subtle gold running through the fabric. Sometimes a crisp white is the best too if you are doing bright reds and greens versus the more "country" burgundies and forest greens.
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Very lovely! And I love your "antique house"!!
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Nice table cloth
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Looks wonderful, for the Christmas one, gold sounds good, or a white or cream background with a scattered holly print
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Very pretty. A beautiful gold glittered beige or white would go lovely with red/green.
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Originally Posted by sewmom
(Post 5421103)
Maybe gold or a yellow? That table runner is really nice. Did you say there is a video for this?
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Originally Posted by sewmom
(Post 5421103)
Maybe gold or a yellow? That table runner is really nice. Did you say there is a video for this?
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Originally Posted by burchquilts
(Post 5421416)
Those were some of my thoughts about sashing, too. I think white could be nice if your main colors read "crisp". But if they run more "country", a golden beige might be nice. This is just a wonderful topper & it looks great on your table! Is this the pattern she makes from a layer cake?
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Thanks to all. I will go with beige as my greens and reds are mostly more muted/country.
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Thanks LivelyLady and pdkcakm- i am going to check it out. I really like Eleanor Burns too.
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