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I think it needs a border; maybe two or three. I really like a wide border of print that is cut and separated with another color. As in: one inch of the print, one inch of another plain, maybe black, and then three or so inches of the same print as the first one inch.
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Originally Posted by wesing
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I think you could call the black and white your border, but if you want it bigger, I'd look at that purple with the flowers in the middle pinwheel.
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Yes, I really like maybe 2-3 borders to frame all these blocks.
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Originally Posted by Rebecca_S
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I don't think it needs a border unless you would like it to be bigger.
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I agree with those who have suggested a light border then Black binding. That would make it look more complete.
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I would border it for no other reason than your binding will cut into the current edge. You could do colors and you could do a couple from the top. I would probably only do a simple black and do black binding. I would like to have the edge but not take the eye away from the wonderful top.
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I think a thin inner border of the purple you have in one of your blocks and then a wider border of black. I always like a small inner border and then a wider border as I feel it frames your quilt. Love your beautiful quilt.
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I think a light yellow boarder would look nice, it would set off all the other pretty blocks, very pretty quilt..
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Originally Posted by klswift
(Post 7837802)
I would border it for no other reason than your binding will cut into the current edge. You could do colors and you could do a couple from the top. I would probably only do a simple black and do black binding. I would like to have the edge but not take the eye away from the wonderful top.
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I agree that it calls for a border. If it were me, I would at least audition the lime green in your middle block in the 2nd row, then a black binding. I think that color would go well with most of your blocks.
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