Kaffe Mystery Quilt

[Julia S.]

looks good to me!

[Barbara B.]

DebbiG, white and cream can work together. I would try to keep them pretty close--so not bright white and almost tan/cream. But it's your quilt, so you get to decide.

One of the things I love most about antique quilts is how they "used what they had" especially in pieced quilts. Everything worked because that is what they had. Today's quilters will spend two weeks searching the internet for a fat quarter of the exact fabric they have run out of.

Alex says "all greens go together" or any other color family. A neutral is a neutral is a neutral. If you like it, it works.

[Jane T.]

I am really enjoying this. Trying to keep my accuracy high on this one. I am getting way more into accuracy.


I hope this photo works. I just see the link file info.

[Julia S.]

That is gorgeous!

[Peggy O.]

Love them! The white polka dot is darling!!!

[Peggy O.]

I love the black and white fabric you used!

[Rebecca C.]

I chose to use the white on the outside of the one block, and didn't use a color for the squares in the other so kept the white on the inside. Love them both.

[Rebecca C.]

Beautiful colors!

[Deb G.]

Oops, JTutton (sorry I don't know your name) - did you see the flipped HST on the top left block? I like your combos of colors!

[Jane D.]

Top left has an error can you find it?

[Charlotte C.]

My 3” blocks

[Charlotte C.]

Awesome

[Alex A.]

Charlotte - WOW!

[Charlotte C.]

I just noticed I turned one wrong

[ek s.]

While I am using the white from the Quilt Show, I think a variety of whites or whites on whites would add additional interest.