Originally Posted by featherweight
I would separate the rows WOF and add a sashing. I don't think I would want that little of a block to work with by taking each and every letter apart.. Add a border and go from there. To little of a piece between the i and j for instance. JMHO
I noticed that horizonally, it is even, which may allow for cutting up the rows if you want to make it wider by adding a sashing. Then you can add a border of the same or different fabric, depending on what you want the color theme to be. That is the point where you add the batting (wadding) and the backing. Then the quilting happens, followed by the binding...