When the Dear One and I were "young marrieds" I soon learned that I would drive him quickly "batty" if I said, "On the other hand...." He wanted my "Yes" to be "Yes" and my "No" to be "No" and nothing in between.
Today I came into the sewing room and saw the backing of one of last summer's quilts--a deep, rich purple, just as I had been thinking of using for the Split Nine Patch.
I put it underneath the Split Nine Patch quilt top and took a picture. Often a picture shows up flaws or good choices quicker than examining something visually. Then I put both pictures up on my "desktop" of my computer.
When I look at them this way, I think there's just no contest as to which is the better colour choice.
What do you think?
Today I came into the sewing room and saw the backing of one of last summer's quilts--a deep, rich purple, just as I had been thinking of using for the Split Nine Patch.
I put it underneath the Split Nine Patch quilt top and took a picture. Often a picture shows up flaws or good choices quicker than examining something visually. Then I put both pictures up on my "desktop" of my computer.
When I look at them this way, I think there's just no contest as to which is the better colour choice.
What do you think?
I live the purple! It's so cheerful.
ReplyDeleteHelen H.
I do too. I had thought that purple would be the first choice, maybe a deep, vibrant blue the second. I had never even considered a rusty red.
DeleteYep, purple!
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