Which blue would begood for quilting with old jeans?
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I would probably use the royal blue or the purple. Try sewing a seam on a scrap of the denim fabric and pull the seam to see how it looks/shows through and choose the one you like best. I usually experiment a bit before I choose.
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Order the Queen it will work just fine. This is a very thin bedspread with no quilting. It is nice for summer but would not be good for winter. I will get a warmer one soon. Good Luck!
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You could do just about any of the colors in the quilt - gold, burgundy, baby blue. I'd coordinate with your curtains or wall color.
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I don't sell anything. I didn't find any to match when I bought one of these quilts. I just used navy blue valances.
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The blue shade in this bedspread range from light to dark, including some blue-charcoal / smokey gray. I believe a navy blue bed skirt would make a beautiful contrast.
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Go to the AccuQuilt website. They will tell you which dies fit the fabric cutter.
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I could be reversible, but I didn't care for the other side. The Colors are exactly the same on both sides. You will love this quilt. Heavy enough to be warm, yet light. I have received many compliments !!
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The thickness is perfect. Not too thick or too thin. Average weight for a quilt. The K size would be more than adequate for a Q bed. Would probably be more of a bedspread.
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There are a number of interesting you tube videos that are very helpful. However, the color and the type of fabric that you are dying is critical. The closer that the fabric that you are dying is too 100 % natural fibers, like cotton or linen, the better the dye will take. The closer the color is the white the better it will take. I doubt that you can dye polyester. I think that the faded levis that I dyed are a good example. After dying, the blue part of the levi looked blue, but the white parts (these were very faded) on the seams etc. were almost as dark as the blue parts. The inside part of the pockets (white, but not cotton) came out a faded light blue and the orange stitching looked very orange. I hadn't even realized that the levis had orange stitching.
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This would not be your best choice for dyeing blue jeans. This product is designed to add a slight tint of blue to white cloth. If used in excess or applied directly to the cloth, it produces a light blue stain, but would not produce a dark blue color you are probably looking for.I would recommend using an Indigo dye, or Dylon Permanent Fabric Dye (which is available from Amazon). I think you will have much better success with these products.
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The best match I can find --at least according to my monitor -- is UCLA Blue, in the bottom line.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Shades_of_blue
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Yes! The quilting is a solid white (the thread holding the quilt together) on the teal back.
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this blanket is a cool medium blue something like a Williamsburg blue if you know what I mean.
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Yes, it would look great. The reverse side is different shades of blue, including thin stripes of navy. Navy sheets would compliment both sides.
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My wall is a light coffee color. It blends well and allows the blue and fuchsia to stand out. The quilt is diverse enough it will go with other colors as well. What color were you thinking?
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I have a queen size quilt. 2 full size quilts and a lap quilt on mine. It's a well made sturdy frame. I believe you will be okay with the denim quilt.
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This quilt just comes in what you see right now which is the khaki and black fabric. Hope that helps. Thanks Pine Valley Quilts.