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Modern decor is so monochromatic. Colorize it a bit.
While we all love modern decor, the monochromatic get up can get a little lacklustre. However, we can certainly change this through the use of colorful accents. Of course, one such accent is a judiciously placed colorful bedspread, cushion, or blanket. Therefore, here are some colorful bedspread patterns that will enable you to spice up a gently colored bedroom or some piece of pastel-hued furniture. Despite the fact that they look quite complex, these are quite easy projects, so even beginners can attempt them.
Overall, these are some of the best decorator’s ideas and tricks for inexpensively and beautifully increasing the visual appeal of a room or piece of furniture. Consequently, either of them will be a stylish gift for a housewarming, a birthday, or a shower that will be cherished by the recipient. Lastly, these will also be simply fun, a joy to work up and to watch as they grow.
Lilliana Blanket
To begin with, concentricity is the theme for the Liliana colorful bedspread. Its central rosette is thus surrounded by a concentric series of growing squares. Overall, this is a beautiful looking blanket with an stunning texture.
Skills: intermediate Designer: Hooked on Sunshine
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Sophie’s Dream
This colorful bedspread is without any doubt one one the most beautiful square-based blankets I have seen. Most of all, I like the gentle earth-tone color transitions with in the individual squares.
Skill: Intermediate Designer: Dedri Uys
The full article about this pattern is here:
Info about Nannettenan’s project and the photos here or on Instagram.
Kukka Bedspread
This amazing square bedspread is quite different from other patterns. There were 15 different color of yarn used to make it, and each square measure 4,9″ (12.5 cm). The whole bedspread is 75.4″ by 100″ (191.5cm by 254cm). If you like retro patterns, you should definitively try it!
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