Clarissa block #4 |
This is my latest Clarissa block. It has a blue plaid pinwheel in the centre, followed by a butterscotch with white dots round of hourglass blocks, and a light teal with brown circles as the outside round.
Here are my first 4 Clarissa blocks on the design wall. I like how the value placement is working out but I think I need to add in another colour... maybe a pink or red? I'll keep my eyes open for some fresh scraps to add in!
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Your blocks are beautiful! I think adding some red or pink would be perfect! It would certainly be in keeping with Clarissa's original quilt. Depending on how big your quilt becomes, you could also add a little bit of pinkish purple....that seems to be another color in the original quilt. The main colors you have here are stunning together.
I love your blocks so far. I think adding pink/red blocks would look great. I bought an old book from our quilt library that has this quilt in it. I bought it because you were making it and it also had a lot of other antique quilts to inspire me.
Those blocks are gorgeous. I'm horrible at color placement, I'm always asking my quilt buddy for guidance. I know it is right when I 'see' it as it is hard for me to imagine.
They look wonderful. A dusty pink would be with the time period and add enough inerest without over powering.
I love the blue and browns, I agree with Vrooman's Quilts, if you want to add another color I would go with a dusty pink.
Great leader-ender project.
Oh, I am loving these blocks!
I adore these blocks! And I think Sharon is right - dusty pinks would add a nice bit of warmth without taking over. (And now I want to go back and look at your original posts about this quilt to see what the colors were. Seems like I remember some reds/pinks.)
Pink might look good in the mix! I am liking these blocks a whole lot.
Very beautiful blocks.
loving what you are doing here wonder if a splash of yellow wold work as it goes so well with blue and brown
Love these blocks! The teal, brown and beige are perfect. I was looking for a color palette for Bonnie's mystery, this may be it.
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