Now, I'm sure you've all noticed that I'm working these samples up in fairly limited color palettes. Why? Because I get really, really bored dropping different colors into EQ7. I'm not kidding, lol. I love the program, but I spend 90% of my day working on the computer, so I tend to try to transition from work to my sewing machine with as little computer time as possible.
Also, I like the look of the limited color palettes. For me, it does a lot to modernize this classic quilt pattern. And, honestly, I've done a scrappy DWR, so I'm not eager to re-tread creative ground:
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1. Double Wedding Ring Quilt, 2. double wedding ring, 3. Joe Whitton- Double Wedding Ring, 4. Great Grandma's Quilt -- White Double Wedding Ring, 5. wedding ring quilt, 6. Double wedding ring quilt, 7. An Amazing gift, 8. Double Wedding Ring Quilt, 9. Double Wedding Ring Quilt, 10. Double Wedding Ring Quilt (Modern Meadow & Hope Valley), Row One, 11. Double Wedding Ring Marked for Quilting, 12. Double Wedding Ring
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2 comments:
Argh! I have so many projects but you've completely charmed me with your "boring" color palettes. I already have a more traditional-colored DWR waiting to be quilted but now I'm looking at the orange one and thinking, hmmm...
I think I'm going traditional with scraps.
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