So I'm in the middle of putting a new book together for spring market. The first draft of the book is done. Quilts are being made. Patterns are being tested. Patterns have already started being revised.
I am going back and forth on one of the quilts, and thought I would ask your opinion. This quilt is made with Birch Organic Fabrics. The line is Circa 60 Beach Mod. I am putting them together with solids. There will be two colors of solids, white and one other one. The problem is I can't decide! I keep changing my mind.
The two options are rust
or mustard.
What do you think? Rust or Mustard?
I see the rust and I am in love with the rust, but then I see the mustard yellow, and I really like that option too. Both look good, so what do YOU think????
I would so go with the rust. It is a different look and it really makes the block pop.
ReplyDeleteI vote for Rust. The mustard looks more washed out and I like strong colors better. Just my 2 cents though - I believe the end result will look good in both colors. Good luck with your decision!
ReplyDeleteRust!
ReplyDeleteDepends on if you to pop or blend. Pop = Rust Blend = Mustard.
ReplyDeleteI like the Rust.
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ReplyDeleteWow...I'm a rust lover too.
ReplyDeleteOkay I am different! I liked the mustard ;o)
ReplyDeleteRust, rust!! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like the rust - gives it more warmth and I think the mustard kind of washes the colors out.
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of the rust. It seems to contrast nicely with all the colors, where the mustard seems to blend more.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a hard choice! Initially, I thought the mustard is just... wow, such a good contrast but on a second glance the rust just calls out to me!! Then again I am an orange fan so both colors work but I lean towards rust.
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ReplyDeleteThe rust is almost too staid and the mustard alost too overwhelming yet they both complement the fabrics. I would use both together in some way. Either mustard to highlight and then rust to calm it down and set it off a bit. My vote is both!
ReplyDeleteMUSTARD, ITS HAPPIER
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of the RUST.
ReplyDeleteI'd use the rust - it makes the other colors stand out more than the mustard.
ReplyDeleteRust. Mustard looks like "dirty" yellow but that is just one of my quirks! Happy quilting.
ReplyDeleteI vote mustard or even a gray... For some reason I don't like rust and pure white together? Good luck!
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ReplyDeletewow, i am surprised that so many like rust. i do like rust, but i like that the yellow is bright. good luck with that!
ReplyDeleteMustard!
ReplyDeleteI'm a "rust" vote, too.
ReplyDeleteLike the rust.
ReplyDeleteI vote rust.
ReplyDeleteThe rust gives more contrast but, personally, the mustard is -very- pretty.
ReplyDeleteI vote for the Rust also...looks richer, more contrast and I'm a contrast kind of girl, LOL.
ReplyDeleteRust!
ReplyDeleteI vote for the rusk, I love it!
ReplyDeleteChristine
http://thefabricjunkie.blogspot.com/
Definitely rust!
ReplyDeleteSince the rust would be more predictable, I'd choose the mustard.
ReplyDeleteSince we are talking photograpy....rust! There is more contrast using the rust. Mustard is a beautiful color but in my experience it doesn't photograph well and washes out in photos.
ReplyDeleteI would go with the rust, it's warm, comforting, goes well as a contrast and to tell you the truth... if I saw the pattern with the mustard colour I'd just flick past it.
ReplyDeleteGood luck
rust
ReplyDeleteI like contrast so I'd choose rust.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the rust!
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ReplyDeleteMustard :-)
ReplyDeleteRust. I think it makes the block pop.
ReplyDeletefor a beachy quilt I like the mustard, brighter beachier color. The rust is very pretty but looks a little dark to me for a beachy quilt. But really both are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteRust. More contrast and the pretty colors really show off on the darker color.
ReplyDeleteRust....
ReplyDeleteI vote for the rust. It makes the other colors pop so well.
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteThe mustard will make the quilt happy, which would go with the fabric, but I think it will take over the quilt unless you add it in small amounts, ie: thin strips, small pieces, etc
The rust gives it a more calming, subdued look, but I hate fall, I associate all the fall colours with all the plants, trees, flowers, etc dieing.
So maybe to help you decide, think about the look would you like...
Take care, Leslie
I like the rust, it's a sharper contrast that the mustard.
ReplyDeleteRust!!
ReplyDeleteI like the rust. Never been a fan of mustard - the color or the condiment.
ReplyDeletemustard is my vote.
ReplyDeleteI'm a rust kind of gal. The mustard is happy & bright, but I love the darker tone of the rust and how it picks out the images & colors on the contrasting fabric.
ReplyDeleteYaay on another book! Your books are amazing!
Could you do two side strips of mustard and top and bottom rust? If I had to choose one I'd pick the rust.
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ReplyDeleteRust! Mustard is nice, but rust is just more... traditional & timeless & quilty.
ReplyDeleteRust, definitely! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI'd be tempted to use the rust and the mustard and skip the white - but that's just me. :-) Looking forward to seeing your final choice. LH
ReplyDeleteI vote rust! But whatever you do will look great!
ReplyDeleteMGM
I must agree and hope my suggestion puts it over the top. I vote for RUST!
ReplyDeleteRust please.
ReplyDeleteI think the rust. The mustard in the quilt already pops all by itself, and you don't want overkill in the quilt. Some people will want just a little pop. Where others who want that yikes wowza, they will see the mustard yellow in the quilt and make the change themselves. I certainly prefer the rust with a little pop.
ReplyDeleteIt has to be RUST it makes your other colors POP right out. Seems like RUST is the favorite from all comments.
ReplyDeleteI like mustard. Besides, mustard is high on the designer list this year. Either will work well.
ReplyDeleteRust - hands down
ReplyDeleteI really like the rust
ReplyDeleteI vote for the rust, it has a bit more zing. Good luck with your decision.
ReplyDeleteRUST!!!
ReplyDeletethe mustard blends nicely but the rust is outstanding
susan in ct
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