After reading most of the replies, I guess I will be the odd woman out! I would NOT redo the border. I do not think people look that closely at the border but rather focus on the entire quilt, which by the way is beautiful. I go by the philosophy that : If a man on a galloping horse can't see it, then leave it alone. Now that is a slight exaggeration but one that might help put into proper perspective. By the way, did you know that all Amish quilts deliberately have a mistake in them? At least the story I was told is that they believe that noone can make anything perfect in this life; perfection is only possible by God. Therefore, in all and every Amish quilts, there is always something misplaced; mismatched; miscolored thread, etc. I don't know if this is true but my daughter in law has a very old one that was her grandmothers and hit took us months but we finally found the error. Very hard to detect but I like the philosophy and the story. Good luck, Diane