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Old 02-21-2015, 05:32 AM
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You asked, so I will throw out my opinion, which is only a suggestion. I would add one border of the dark fabric used in the 9 patches, cut so it will finish the same width as the size of the 9 patch squares. Then I would audition bindings. Maybe use the dark fabric for binding too. If you need to add a 2nd border to make the quilt bigger, I would choose one of the green, blue or gold fabrics.

Beautiful quilt. Wonderful example of fabrics making the quilt.
I agree with the above but I don't think it needs a second border. It is lovely.
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That is a wowser quilt. Simple pattern, simply beautiful.
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very pretty
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Old 02-21-2015, 06:12 AM
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love it ! what pattern did you use? Did you fussy cut your square blocks ? As to you request for borders, I agree with the dark border and then would consider using 4-patches of all of your 9-patch blocks (does that make sense?) for the outermost border and bind in black. But you did marvelously with this quilt - you should make the decision !
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Old 02-21-2015, 07:03 AM
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So very nice...I don't think it is too bright!
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Old 02-21-2015, 08:25 AM
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Very pretty. I like the idea of a darker border with another border of the alternating blocks.
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Oh my gosh I love it.
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Old 02-21-2015, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by quiltmouse View Post
That is so pretty!!!

What in the world are the plain (not plain at all!) blocks made with? Are those motifs in the batik fabrics? or did you paint them yourself, or applique???
Thank you! Those blocks are Hoffman Bali Batik Fabric Squares - Volcano. They came on strips of four that you fussy cut apart. The other fabrics are coordinating Volcano fabrics from Hoffman.
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Old 02-21-2015, 11:07 AM
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love it ! what pattern did you use? Did you fussy cut your square blocks ? As to you request for borders, I agree with the dark border and then would consider using 4-patches of all of your 9-patch blocks (does that make sense?) for the outermost border and bind in black. But you did marvelously with this quilt - you should make the decision !
Thanks for all your great advice! Everyone is always so positive in this group! I didn't use a pattern but I did see a similar quilt on display at a local quilt shop. It was done in blue and white - very beautiful. I had the Volcano strips to cut apart so I just needed to figure out how to make everything the same size. A very easy quilt!
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[QUOTE=MYWR;7099342]love it ! what pattern did you use?
I just looked online to see if I could find the pattern that was used in the blue & white quilt I saw at the quilting shop. It's a Laundry Basket quilt pattern called Snow Sparkle. The blocks are done on point so it has a bit of a different look. http://www.abbimays.com/Quilt-Patter...LE_p_2222.html
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