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Originally Posted by cashs_mom
(Post 7451593)
I like bjchad's idea of making more blocks and fitting them in the spaces. Then just add a narrow border and bind. You could possibly even do without a border.
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Wow! Thanks for all the suggestions. I was thinking of making more blocks to fill in the triangles too but wasn't sure how to finish it up after that. I pulled some of the blocks apart so more of the white design board showed through as though it were sashing. Not sure I like all that white. Oh boy! Decisions, decisions, decisions. I'm not sure about the suggestion to put a square at the point of the triangle where it meets the body of the quilt top. Not sure how to put a square at the end of a triangle but maybe I misunderstood the suggestion. LOL I have so many projects in the works but I hope to complete all of them! My UFO pile is getting toooooo long.
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I like the white.
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With the center of each block being white, white setting triangles seem natural.
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
(Post 7449760)
I actually like the white of the design wall. Makes the blocks seem to float.
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I, too, think a dark color, purple or black, for the corners.
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I love your board.
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Love your pattern and fabrics. I would make the setting triangles white, then a narrow border of color and then a wider border.
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I might add a white sashing between the blocks to make all the color blocks float and use white setting triangles to complete the look.
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I love your quilt; I like scrappy I guess and my first thought on seeing it was white also. Good luck.
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