To Border or Not to Border, that is the question?
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This is the first one I saw for a dark border. I like it as is, but if it were mine, I would put on a narrow stop border of black or very dark something, and then piano keys in all these lovely colors.
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Good choice. I think bright scrappy quilts like this look just fine without a border. What you could do, is put an extra wide binding on it, like I did on the quilt pictured here: Super bright and colorful kids quilt (sunglasses warning!)
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It would be more 'modern' without a border. However, a border would be very attractive, especially if the corners are mitered. You have lots of colors to choose from. You have lots of options, I can see why it is hard to choose. Please be sure to show us what you choose.
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