Thursday, October 26, 2006

Which One?

Thin strips and 2 different fabrics, or thick strips? A poll will be conducted - no fence sitting please!

Posted by Jenni at 00:35

30 comments:

  1. jodie26 October, 2006 00:45

    thin! - doesn't overpower the fabrics!

    Jodie

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  2. McIrish Annie26 October, 2006 00:57

    thin is in!! at least as far as sashing strips is concerned. LOL

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  3. Jeanne26 October, 2006 01:05

    I prefer the thin, too. That way the strips just 'accent' your main fabrics. When they're thicker they 'compete' for equal attention.
    Jeanne :)

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  4. Libby26 October, 2006 01:08

    Count me as thin -- well, my vote anyway *s*

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  5. Jane Ann26 October, 2006 01:16

    Thin!

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  6. Nancy26 October, 2006 01:32

    Thin!

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  7. Laurie Ann26 October, 2006 01:41

    Thin!!

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  8. Pam26 October, 2006 01:51

    I agree - I prefer the thin strips.

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  9. Kim West26 October, 2006 02:10

    thin is in... hehe

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  10. His Office, My Studio26 October, 2006 02:15

    I like the thin strips too....Then I read everyone else post.

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  11. floribunda26 October, 2006 03:48

    I like the way the thin strips look now, but will they get even thinner once they're sewn? or have you already covered up the seam allowances. I don't think I'd like them if they lost another half-inch...

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  12. May Britt26 October, 2006 04:47

    It has to be thin stripes. That was the most pleasant look.

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  13. Jenni26 October, 2006 06:12

    Thin it is then. The strips in the photo have the seam allowance already folded under. Any thoughts on how to get it together with all the strips straight? (LOL)

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  14. Anonymous26 October, 2006 18:02

    I like the thin.

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  15. Clare26 October, 2006 18:35

    I immediately thought thin and then read the comments!

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  16. Shelina26 October, 2006 21:09

    Looks like it is unanimous. Thin gets the vote!

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  17. Elaine Adair26 October, 2006 23:57

    Oh boy -- definitely very thin -- your sashing strip color choice is a surprise .. but then you are going for something unusual -- I would have done something expected and boring like .... plain white ... 8-) Putting it together -- I see some "units" that can go together first, either with or without the sashing, that will butt up to the other units WITH sashing. Love those blue/green fabrics!

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  18. Patti27 October, 2006 03:34

    The thin is much better - it allows the other fabrics to take the prominent role. I see to much of the strip fabrics in the wide choice.

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  19. Anonymous27 October, 2006 09:18

    No fence sitting - LOL.

    My vote is for THIN .... the thick stripes draw more attention than the actual fabric.

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  20. Anonymous27 October, 2006 09:42

    Dianne (friend of heaven to bettsy) Go the thin too. looks great and put it together is sectors to make panels that are the same size. This can be a combination of vertical and horizontal. Whatever fits.

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  21. Tazzie27 October, 2006 09:52

    IMHO - I prefer the thin ... looks like others like it too! The orange is a great zinger, good call!
    *hugs*
    Tazzie
    :-)

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  22. meggie27 October, 2006 10:37

    Thin! In 2 fabrics.

    Now, I have just read all the other comments, & see we are of one mind!

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  23. tami27 October, 2006 13:14

    Unanimous. I agree thin enhances the other fabrics.

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  24. Susan28 October, 2006 05:08

    Thin---Thin---Thin..............I don't think you would dare do anything else after reading the poll results.

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  25. Hedgehog28 October, 2006 18:45

    I'm a little late - I vote for thin. The fabrics look beautiful, Jenni!

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  26. dot30 October, 2006 01:49

    I think I like the thin. I hope you don't waste to much fabric changing to thin. I looks like you have already cut the strips fat.

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  27. Anonymous31 October, 2006 00:34

    Ooooh, pretty fabric! You've visited me and left a comment but as a dumb newbie, I've just figured out I need to go to your blog and post back! Sorry! It's so much fun reading everyone's blogs and seeing their projects. And I'd love to visit your country one day.

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  28. Lily Mulholland02 November, 2006 20:44

    How big are your seams?

    If not too big, then thin!!

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  29. Lily Mulholland02 November, 2006 20:44

    oh just read that seam allowances are already folded under.

    DEFINITELY THIN!!

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  30. Anonymous09 November, 2006 23:37

    THIN! (Is that a pattern?)

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