Hey hey quilting friend!
The votes are in, and you all picked a theme that makes my color-loving heart so happy…
🎉 August’s Quilting your Legacy Monthly Challenge winner is: TWO-TONED QUILTS! 🎉
I love this theme because sometimes, the most beautiful quilts are the simplest—just two colors dancing together in perfect harmony. Whether you lean toward bold contrasts like navy + white, cozy classics like red + cream, or something fresh like aqua + gray, this challenge is all about letting those two shades shine.
Need Some Inspiration?
Here are a few fun ideas for two-toned projects (yes, table toppers count!):
Tips for Making Your Two-Tone Quilt Shine:
✅ Choose two colors with high contrast for drama (think black & white, navy & gold).
✅ Or go soft and serene with tonal shades (like blush & ivory).
✅ If using prints, mix one bold print + one solid for balance.
✅ Press seams carefully—with just two colors, accuracy really pops!
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Let’s make this the most colorful, story-worthy challenge yet! Share your fabric pulls and progress inside the Quilting Your Legacy Facebook Group—I can’t wait to see what you create.
Happy Quilting,
Emily
Founder of Quilting your Legacy
P.S. Two colors, endless possibilities… what combo are you picking? Hit reply and tell me—I love hearing your ideas! Don't forget to use coupon code DUO5 at checkout for $5 off your Dynamic Duo bundle right now.
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