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I like the rope then green.
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My quilts seem to grow as I work on them.LOL
I agree with the majority here, but hang it up and study on it for a few days before you sew. Its lovly, thanks for sharing. |
Originally Posted by donnajean
I think green border - then small rope border - then green again
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Originally Posted by gal288
If you do the roping as the first border you will loose the effect of the boxes. I would suggest that you do a border of the green the same width of the spacing between the blocks, the do the roping as a final border. Bind it in the green.
To see if you like what I have suggested, line the green, roping and then green up on one side and see how it looks. That's what I usually do to visualize how it will end up. I was typing while you were posting. Love the green border then the roping. Do the darker gold as the binding and the grassy(?) fabric as the backing. |
I would use the green, then grass fabric (I know it is for the back) for the second border. Then I would use the rope fabric to bind the quilt, maybe even cut it on the bias. If you wanted to you could even but a strip of one piece of rope in between the green and the grass.
And yes, I change as I go, which is why it takes me forever. |
Love the horse blocks!! I'd do green first to help visually keep it going.
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Green border and then the rope border. AND do not change your mind.
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Yes if there is a way to screw up a pattern it will happen to me. So my pattern always changes. I agree that a thin border of the green and then the rope fabric border,and then binding it with the green. Nice job.
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Super love the rope.
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Super love the rope.
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