Jingle

WOW, Beautiful colors. You did a great job.

ranger

I want to thank tk again for her help. Also thanks again to Tracy at fiberbabble for her inspiration and help.

http://fiberbabble.blogspot.com/2009...-your-set.html

sewmuchmore

thank you, I have bookmark it and I know I will be reading over and over. :roll:

gramma8

I love that term, "color-tarded". That's what I am - I always wondered. The descriptions here in this tutorial is great - it gives me more insight.

gramma8

Beautiful - I think blue is my favorite color - and I have always toyed with the idea of making a monochromatic blue quilt. To see yours here in the picture is spurring me on to try it. Thanks

gramma8

I really have a problem with using different prints in one quilt. Can you help me with that? Even using the monochromatic style of quilt.

GailG

I know what you mean about mixing prints. My "phobia" to mixing prints probably comes from growing up in the fifties and also having a "home ec" background. Now that I've made enough quilts and used a lot of different prints in the same piece, I hardly "see" print anymore. I find as long as I can use a proper balance and variety of print, I can handle it.

:wink:

julieo

This is so helpful thank you. Now to go shopping and start to plan my first quilt.

RDM

Wow I learned more here than what I've found in the books. Thanks for sharing your expertise. I appreciate reading how you build on your chosen colors, i.e. with neutrals etc. You've enlarged my understanding.

amandasgramma

I saw this on the newsletter and I want to thank you! I took art classes for quite a while, painted for years, did stained glass for even more years. NEVER, until I read this, did I understand that darn color wheel!!! Thank you again!