
Here's my fabric mock-up. Notice that in the blocks with the red centers there are four red triangles; in the blocks with the blue centers, they're blue. In the red-centered blocks, there are green plaid corner squares and squares flanking the red center. In the blue-centered blocks, the corner squares and the squares flanking the blue center are brown print.
Here's what I was thinking: in order to carry the colors throughout the quilt more evenly, what if I swapped the red and blue triangles and the green plaid and brown print squares? That way, ever square would have both red and blue and both green plaid and brown print. I made a colored drawing. There's no fabric print, but it shows the color distribution.
This one has the colors the same as the fabric mock-up:

And this one has the swapped patches so that every block has red, blue, green plaid and brown print:

What do you think? Does it improve the design, or muddy the water? Comments, please!
3 comments:
I like the secondary design that appears in the second layout so that one is my favorite.
I like the top design. The colors blend and work well and the design is more striking! Hope that helps.
My vote is for the second layout. I like rearranging colors more. Lovely design either way though!
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