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I know its hard to see colors correctly on the computer, but I need your opinion. I know you have one...everybody does-lol- Should I use these Kams snaps on this little 3 month olds shirt? It's a brighter, lime green than the shirt fabric....can you tell? The dino fabric has different shades of green and the 'solid' shirt fabric is sort blotchy....Sounds like I'm trying to sway your opinion, uh?-lol-or justify using them. My only alternative is small white buttons. I just looked in the closet at my hubby's button up shirts. They either have white buttons or the tan & brown speckled looking.....Thanks for your opinions. If I ever make up my mind, I can finish!-lol-Toogie
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Use the snaps. White buttons will stand out too much. Those green are perfect. Just my opinion. :)
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Although it's not easy being green (a little Kermit the frog humor there) these look perfect to me. If the fashion police come to arrest the 3 months old, tell them to call me. I'm in the book.
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hightechgrammy
15 Apr 2016
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I like the red or blue!
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Looks like everyone thinks green. But, I still stick with one of the colors in this novelty fabric. It's not ladies wear. He's a baby Make it cuter with one of those colors :-)
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Green without a doubt. I always match the buttons on a solid colour. Anything else to me would look wrong.
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I would go green, when your lucky enough they match material.
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crazypatchmama
15 Apr 2016
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I do agree with Hightechgrammy, green looks ok too but using one of the colors of the printed fabric might look good too, I think for babies, color looks more interesting. just my opinion. :-)
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Oh! definitely the colour green Toogie, white would be too boring. Colours look so great on such beautiful fabrics you use. You could use any colour actually in the contrasting fabric. Well done, keep up the great work. You could use Orange, blue, yellow or red!! Love Chris