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I agree with this and with donnajean's post right before this one. It's going to be very nice!
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 agree. This would look very nice.
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. |
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Originally Posted by donnajean
I think green border - then small rope border - then green again
You might experiment with a slightly smaller green 1st border, rope border then a green border maybe the same width af the rope. |
Originally Posted by justflyingin
I also like the continuity that using the green again on the other side of the rope border brings. They must be horse lovers. It is beautiful!
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I just had to say I love your quilt it is so sweet and peaceful whoever receives this quilt will sure be blessed!
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Put the rope first, then the green. Leave the grass print off. It looks to dry, too much brown in it. Otherwise, beautiful work!
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I liked the rope then the green. It looks really great.
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Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
My plans change all the time. I often get the idea I'm good at this until I start putting things together and then have to adjust the plan to fit my abilities.
I think the rope border followed by the green would look good with what you have so far. |
Originally Posted by Enchanted Quilter
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. this is what I was thinking the green to save the integrity of the blocks on the top and sides of quilt then the rope ,grass on the back this is just so pretty luv the horses Love the green border then the roping. Do the darker gold as the binding and the grassy(?) fabric as the backing. |
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