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A white boarder with a baby quilt??? SERIOUSLY? Babies are MESSY. How about yellow gingham border and then applique a big yellow gingham rubber duckie in one corner.
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Instead of one big border you might try two smaller ones. I would try a blue as the outer border that matches the blue in the top.
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Do you embroider? I can see cute little designs in each pink block, kitten, puppy, rabbit, dolly..........Simple, coloring book figures.
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Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
(Post 7103801)
First I would remove the outside muddy blue fabric and give it a press from the back with a light hand. Then I would use a crisp white border instead of the blue that is on it. I would find a darling print with pink and blue on white background and that should unify it all together.
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I like Barb in Louisiana's idea, but I'm wondering how strongly you feel about jazzing this one up as opposed to started from scratch with all fresh material. It can be hard to work on something that you find boring that someone else gave you. Do you feel obligated ? Is she in love with the quilt?
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All I can say is good luck!
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Originally Posted by maminstl
(Post 7105139)
I could make an entirely new quilt faster than trying to "fix" this one:)
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I too would applique some animals or flowers to add some sparkle Wouldn't be difficult, and would brighten it up just a bit
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How about take the large rick rack that someone suggested and some big yo yo's and make some flower appliques. You could put on a green border and have the "flowers" coming from there.
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