Pink and dark grey is an unusual combination, but I like that it makes pink a bit more masculine than usual.
Pink and lighter grey is a much more likable combination for ladies.
These designs are probably not what would be expected in a cathedral window, but I would like to see them in windows and doors in my home!
I wonder if stained glass is made anymore. I know a few people make leadlight, but not stained glass.
I have fantasies about the front door having one of these designs, possibly the one above minus the blocks on the sides.
So pretty, so dainty … like Aunt Flo’s tatting, but with a bit more colour.
No favourite today. Love both of these designs.
A very interesting design.
I opened this project file after letting it rest in peace for several years as I recently noticed a reference to the red and white exhibition of quilts several years ago.
I am not as impressed by the second design.
Love the first design.
Second one interesting, but not as interesting s the first.
Interesting.
Wow!
I like the one above, especially the curves in the outer edge!
Love the curves again.
Interesting.
Hard to pick a favourite, but the middle and right of the top row are high on the list!
More Log Cabin designs mid week, next week.
Interesting mix of applique!
Interesting mix of blocks and borders, applique and pieced!
My Dad’s favourite colour was green, the colour of grass growing.
Like both of today’s selection of designs, and not going to pick a favourite.
My apologies for not programming the daily dose of virtual quilt designs over the last few days … we went on a road trip and I didn’t turn the computer on, but we did visit Tatiara Terrace.
My Mum’s favourite colour was purple … I think she would have liked playing with these designs.
I love the second design.
Soft and gentle sort of colours in this project file.
I also like the mix of applique and pieced blocks in these designs.
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