Anyway, all the 'houses' are made as much as they can be made until I decide what I am going to do for the background.
As I was laying them out on the floor, white came to me in a brainwave. All I would have to do to make white work, is make the roofs brown rather than white.
The upside of white is that I have some already and I won't have to search for the 'right' blue. The possible downsides - my white with yellow spots fabric might blend in too much so the house shape won't stand out, and the quilt won't be as colourful as it would with a nice blue. I also struggle with the impracticality of white in a baby quilt.
Decisions, decisions.
The winter (ie usually the rainy-est) school hols start at the end of this week. Yay. This one is on my to finish list.
Oh I do like these - I think white would look great! :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think I am leaning towards white too (-:
DeleteCute! I love the new pages that have appeared on the blog too!
ReplyDeleteI love this Karyn! Gorgeous :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm not allowed to comment because you know I'm trying to break my white habit and it would be hypocritical of me to recommend it to others. I will say however, that unless the kid is a power chucker the quilt won't get that dirty.
ReplyDeleteGood to know!!
DeleteThat's going to be a really cute quilt :) I definitely agree that white would be good
ReplyDeleteAnother vote for white though (and this isn't helpful, I realize) a darker brown would stand out well too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to WIP Wednesday and have a wonderful week (holidays! yay!).
That is going to be a fab quilt. And I'm another vote for going with white :)
ReplyDeleteOh what a cute quilt that's going to be! I bet it will be cherished no matter the backing colour!
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