nunnyJo

white border and then your fav. color as a finish border.

lindaschipper

Oh please tell me you made this for ME!! It's absolutely wonderful...love the bright colors, bandana prints, and everything about it. I usually like Civil War material, but this just perks me up this morning!!

quilterpurpledog

Your quilt is a wonderful curved log cabin. It is just perfect in every way. I think I would add a narrow white border and then a red or blue binding. That would frame and enclose your beautiful quilt but provide that needed rest stop for the eye without being a distraction from the beautiful pieced work. I'm sure you know that the viewer's question is to wonder how you got the curved effect. We want to see the end product.

elly66

A small border in white would look fine. If it was mine I wouldn't add any border. Beautiful as it is. Love your colors.

Reba'squilts

I am no help....like all the ideas, if it was mine would just audition the fabrics and choose the method I liked the best. Just wanted to say, I love your quilt!!!

MaryKatherine

White, then bind in a bright colour, or a mixture.( sew the scraps together ).

youngduncan

When I looked at your quilt, I immediately imagined it with a narrow white "eye-stopper" followed by a piano-key border using all the colors in the quilt. This is definitely a masterpiece!!

tessagin

My thoughts also.

nwm50

Looks like the verdict is in for small white border so I'll say a 2 1/2" white border so as to not take away from the gorgeous top by the time you add your backing to it....

carolynjo

You could also use a narrow white border and then finish with a narrow blue border. Beautiful quilt, by the way.