Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Work In Progress Wednesday :: Florence

So a few weeks ago I won (WON! It was a fabric miracle I tell you!) a complete fat eighth bundle of Florence from The Knotted Thread - thanks again to Jennifer and Maureen for such an amazing giveaway! So I think I've figured out an easy pattern to maximize the fabric size  - I'm going to make 9" rail blocks by cutting each piece into 3.5" strips and then joining 3 to a block.

So now I just need to pick an accent color. Want to help? The top one is Kona Medium Gray.
The bottom one is Kona Coal and naturally I like both. Right now I'm leaning towards the darker one but I'd love to hear your opinion! Happy Wednesday everyone :-)

Linking up with Lee from Freshly Pieced for WIP Wednesday.
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11 comments:

  1. congrats! i like the darker color.

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  2. Wow, those fabrics look yummy! I like the darker color

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  3. Congrats! It's always fun to win something! I'm gonna break away from the crowd and go with the lighter, makes the colors really pop. Have fun!

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  4. congrats on the win!! I think it will be lovely quilt using the rail block.

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  5. Coal...it makes the Florence fabrics appear brighter.

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  6. I agree, the Coal makes the colors richer and brighter!

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  7. Hooray! They'd both be great. I'd probably choose medium grey.

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  8. I really prefer the medium grey - I use coal almost all the time for grey when I quilt, but I think its 70% the photo and 30% that the Seattle rainy season just started that makes me think the lighter is better :)

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  9. woohoo, congrats again, can't wait to see this come together!! :)

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  10. I think the medium grey makes it look more alive! Congrats on the win - that is so exciting!

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  11. A fabric miracle - awesome! I kinda like the medium gray but either will look great!

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