I liked both green prints the best from all of the choices I tried but neither one was exactly right. Then I got the idea to use both of them. I think they look good with both the light and dark octagons so they might all be in the same quilt instead of 2.
Last night I sewed corners on 58 octagons while I watched Netfix. I have 40 more sets of corner triangles cut so now I need to cut more octagons.
I'm enjoying following your thought process as you audition fabrics for the corners, and I'm learning a lot from your process and your decisions. Thank you!
They really look good together. Netflix and sewing can be addicting. Chris
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!
ReplyDeleteExcellent idea!!! These are going to be gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteLove your choices - I knew you'd come to the right solution in the end - it's looking lovely :)
ReplyDeletePerfect solution. At first glance they even appear to be the same fabric. the mix invites you to take a closer look. Love this!
ReplyDeleteGenius!
ReplyDeleteI love the combination it seems to be the perfect mix.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great solution - looks smashing.
ReplyDeleteI heartily agree, great choice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour triangle choices let the octagon's come alive. Stunning to say the least.
ReplyDeleteJJM
The mind of a true artist! I love the results of you combining the two greens!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a good solution !
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspired decision - the mix of the two fabrics really sets off all the fabrics!
ReplyDeleteJ'aime cette version !
ReplyDeleteAndrée
I'm enjoying following your thought process as you audition fabrics for the corners, and I'm learning a lot from your process and your decisions. Thank you!
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