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I love it, you have done a great job. If you are looking to add anything, I agree with the others, a thin yellow boarder.
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I really like the white inner border, it gives the block pannel a look of stained glass to me. You have done a great choice of the other colors, I think you will do well choosing a border color yourself. Its going to be a great quilt.
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It looks very pretty.
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I love what you did with this. I think it looks fine the way it is.
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I like it!
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It is turning out beautifully.
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I really love your quilt - definitely not a waste.
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Originally Posted by Airwick156
I think I would put a small yellow border on it. But thats my opinion. LOL
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Really like it except for the white border---why not change it to the yellow fabric??? Then it would be balanced because there doesn't seem to be any white fabric anywhere else in the quilt.
Good luck, Kutnso |
I really like the colors....
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It looks good to me as is - but if you want to make it slightly larger then I would suggest a dark blue border. - Judy
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NEVER DID SEE A PATTERN NAME. WILL YOU SHARE? Oh, and I would use a yellow border. Gorgeous quilt in the making!
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Looks good to me!!
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Originally Posted by sistermadge
NEVER DID SEE A PATTERN NAME. WILL YOU SHARE? Oh, and I would use a yellow border. Gorgeous quilt in the making!
There isn't a pattern name - this was all to fix an oops that I tried to do with a OBW. Since I had started with the green butterflies, I combined all of my butterfly fabrics and still made hexes with them all, trying not to get the same fabric in each hex. All but 1 made it. lol Can you find it? The green border is also done with the extra triangles that I had already cut. Sewed them into strips and then added them as a boarder. There is white in the daisy fabic and the yellow fabric that is why I did a small boarder in the white. I think I'll see if I've got enough fabric to do a dark boarder and then bind it with the yellow. Thanks everyone for your input. |
looks great...no need of another border...;-)
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How pretty :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Liz aka Helen
Originally Posted by sistermadge
NEVER DID SEE A PATTERN NAME. WILL YOU SHARE? Oh, and I would use a yellow border. Gorgeous quilt in the making!
There isn't a pattern name - this was all to fix an oops that I tried to do with a OBW. Since I had started with the green butterflies, I combined all of my butterfly fabrics and still made hexes with them all, trying not to get the same fabric in each hex. All but 1 made it. lol Can you find it? The green border is also done with the extra triangles that I had already cut. Sewed them into strips and then added them as a boarder. There is white in the daisy fabic and the yellow fabric that is why I did a small boarder in the white. I think I'll see if I've got enough fabric to do a dark boarder and then bind it with the yellow. Thanks everyone for your input. |
Looks gorgeous. I wouldn't do another border, but how about a sliver of yellow with the binding ie. using the faux piping machine binding method. http://tlcstitches.blogspot.com/2010...-tutorial.html
Thanks for the link to this tutorial. I'm saving it for future reference. Also, I love the quilt. You couldn't have done something nicer if you had planned to do it this way from the start. |
Looks beautiful to me!
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I like as is.
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At present it measures 60x 62 I'm going to add another 2.5 inch boarder in the the dark blue, black. that should make it 64.5 x 66.5 almost queen size. I don't know what I'll back it with since I havent thought that far in advance, plus the only bulk fabric I have is muslin. I guess I'll have to wait for a sale or something to finish it - aka quilt it.
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I agree use yellow binding.
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What lovely soft colors!
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I would put one of the two darker blue fabrics as the grand finale border. It will keep the eyes within the dark border to where your gorgeous inner materials/pattern is. Can't see any ruin of fabric here.....looks awesome.
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It's turned out lovely!!!
Aren't you glad your OBW didn't turn out ... and now you are well prepared to do the OBW!! |
That is nice - good save!
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Originally Posted by quiltlady
Love your quilt - I have a couple of those fabrics. Looks great together. Are those diamonds or half square triangles set on point?
I think I'd just bind it in yellow. |
Originally Posted by quiltlady
Love your quilt - I have a couple of those fabrics. Looks great together. Are those diamonds or half square triangles set on point?
I think I'd just bind it in yellow. |
I love it as it is. What is an OBW? Whatever it is, it looks great. I am new today to this site, and to quilting.
Also, the quilts along the side of the page are to drool over. Carolyn |
Beautiful !! :-D
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Had to go back and refresh my memory on the process but it has turned out fantastic. Good job! :thumbup:
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Very pretty. I would put a small yellow border on it and/or bind it with yellow.
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I think all it needs is a binding. I agree that yellow would be very pretty!
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Originally Posted by BETTY62
I love your quilt. The colors are awesome.
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pretty
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Your quilt looks beautiful. I like the idea of adding either a yellow border or yellow binding. You sure didn't "ruin a yard of fabric," instead you made a piece of art!
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Looks beautiful
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I think it is beautiful without the added border. Maybe bind it in yellow. That would be enough. Just my 2 cents worth........
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Pretty colors together. Time to bind it in yellow.
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nabobw: Wow. Please tell me about your photo on the side of this page. Carolyn
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