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Old 03-20-2011, 11:07 AM
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When I see a quilt picture I like, I try to save it. I saved this photo for future reference; now I would like to try the last border for a round on a Round Robin. But the photo is kinda small. Does anyone know the name of the quilt?
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Old 03-20-2011, 11:11 AM
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Hi Lynn,

The place where you see the picture(s) should give you some indication. Start there, ask questions from where you found the picture. You should get an answer about the name of the quilt pattern.

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Well, I wasn't smart enough to save the site name. Guess I was surfing and just saved the photo, thinking I could copy it myself. It's the outside corners that I like so much. But I didn't realize I couldn't enlarge the photo. I need catract surgery, so my eyes aren't good right now.
Hopefully, someone will remember seeing this same quilt.
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Old 03-20-2011, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by lynnsim
When I see a quilt picture I like, I try to save it. I saved this photo for future reference; now I would like to try the last border for a round on a Round Robin. But the photo is kinda small. Does anyone know the name of the quilt?
It shouldn't be that hard to do that border. It's a 9 patch in the corner with three strips with three squares on each end.
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Thanks! Your eyes are a lot better than mine, lol.
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Old 03-20-2011, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by lynnsim
Thanks! Your eyes are a lot better than mine, lol.
It might even be two rows of squares on each end of the strips. I would be real tempted to make this an asymetical border and do some applique on two of the corners.
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The stripes are three colors equal in width. Then two strips of 3 patches are sewn on so you have your strip with six patches in two rows attached to each end of the border. Then comes the nine patch corner.

If you start with 2 1/2 inch squares and 2 1/2 inch strips, you should finish with a six inch border. 3 inches will give you seven and a half. Technically, the measurement will be 6 1/4 or 7 3/4, as you aren't seaming the very outside. For a border, I wouldn't be concerned with that 1/4.
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Not sure if this will help or not. Kind of fuzzy but you get the idea
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Thanks for all the help. I've picked out some fabrics from my stash, but will need to buy some green tomorrow. Of all the greens I have, nothing quite matches the center block. Guess this is why I love my scrappy quilts -- anything goes!
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Lynn that is so pretty..it will be a great border on the RR you are doing. Have Janice draw a prototype of it for you on some paper. It really doesn't look complicated. But I know with your recent eye surgery it might be hard for you to see. Good Luck
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