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I don't know if I need a border or not and if I do what to use for the border....
I haven't decided on a back either.... Suggestions???????????? full quilt - ignore the dirty tile [ATTACH=CONFIG]174048[/ATTACH] up close of the squares [ATTACH=CONFIG]174049[/ATTACH] |
I would definitely put a border on it. I would audition all the colors in the quilt, but probably use brown or pink. Use a tone on tone, something that reads solid, not a printed border. Maybe even two borders. A thin, about 2" inner border and then about 4½" outer border.
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Agree with Kathy. Possibly even a thin blue border to pull out the blue circles, thena wider brown border.
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
Agree with Kathy. Possibly even a thin blue border to pull out the blue circles, thena wider brown border.
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A border or set of borders would make this quilt really Pop.
What a wonderful 'opportunity.' You can take it to your LQS and audition all sorts of fabrics, colors, and designs. Wahoo! ali |
I would definitely use a border - would consider using the browns. Ok, so now I've added another opinion. Sorry. Guess the best thing to do is go with what please you the mot:)
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Yes a border would finish the quilt out.
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Yep...definitely needs a border....I would probably do brown or blue.
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My first thought was a brown border. Maybe a tone on tone. I also like the idea of using the blue, perhaps a thin border and then a wider one in brown. That is a very pretty quilt.
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I would go with a thin solid inner border and a bigger outer border, possibly pieced from all the prints in the quilt, continuing the design outward.
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