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Hmm,bind blue or yellow?
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What would you do? I have solid yellow, or the same blue used for the border.
For the back I scraped all the leftovers together :) |
I like the idea of yellow since it is the colour in the smallest amount in the quilt. Have you thought about a flange binding using a narrow strip of yellow and then blue. Here is a link to a tutorial;
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2010/12...-tutorial.html There is another method for flange binding using both colours and sewing them together first (one is slightly wider than the other) and then sewing on the binding. I know there is a tute for that too but I don't have the link. |
I like the idea of the same blue or the stripe for the binding.
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Yellow!!!!!
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On children's quilts I usually go for a darker binding so it doesn't show the dirt. :)
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Originally Posted by MamaBear61
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I like the idea of yellow since it is the colour in the smallest amount in the quilt. Have you thought about a flange binding using a narrow strip of yellow and then blue. Here is a link to a tutorial;
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2010/12...-tutorial.html There is another method for flange binding using both colours and sewing them together first (one is slightly wider than the other) and then sewing on the binding. I know there is a tute for that too but I don't have the link. might have to do that again. I have a big piece of the blue left, but cut length wise, so no stretch :( thats what I am pondering now. thanks for the link on the tute! I might try to do it this way. the last one I made by sewing 2 colors together first. |
This flange binding idea is great. I will have to try it on my I Spy quilt when the time comes. Thanks for the link.MammaBear61
Originally Posted by MamaBear61
(Post 6164872)
I like the idea of yellow since it is the colour in the smallest amount in the quilt. Have you thought about a flange binding using a narrow strip of yellow and then blue. Here is a link to a tutorial;
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2010/12...-tutorial.html There is another method for flange binding using both colours and sewing them together first (one is slightly wider than the other) and then sewing on the binding. I know there is a tute for that too but I don't have the link. |
This flange binding idea is great. I will have to try it on my I Spy quilt when the time comes. Thanks for the link.MammaBear61
Originally Posted by MamaBear61
(Post 6164872)
I like the idea of yellow since it is the colour in the smallest amount in the quilt. Have you thought about a flange binding using a narrow strip of yellow and then blue. Here is a link to a tutorial;
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2010/12...-tutorial.html There is another method for flange binding using both colours and sewing them together first (one is slightly wider than the other) and then sewing on the binding. I know there is a tute for that too but I don't have the link. |
This flange binding idea is great. I will have to try it on my I Spy quilt when the time comes. Thanks for the link.MammaBear61
Originally Posted by MamaBear61
(Post 6164872)
I like the idea of yellow since it is the colour in the smallest amount in the quilt. Have you thought about a flange binding using a narrow strip of yellow and then blue. Here is a link to a tutorial;
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2010/12...-tutorial.html There is another method for flange binding using both colours and sewing them together first (one is slightly wider than the other) and then sewing on the binding. I know there is a tute for that too but I don't have the link. |
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I think a dark blue binding with a yellow flange would look very nice. I did a flange binding and really love how it turned out.
http://www.seamstobeyouandme.com/wp-.../2013/05/1.jpg |
Originally Posted by Peckish
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I think a dark blue binding with a yellow flange would look very nice. I did a flange binding and really love how it turned out.
http://www.seamstobeyouandme.com/wp-.../2013/05/1.jpg |
The flange idea sounds great. The quilt back looks like a very nicely executed modern quilt. The top is wonderful too.
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Yellow! Love yellow!!
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i would use blue
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Yellow for sure! Makes it pop.
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Yellow............
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can you get more of that multi stripe for the binding---the quilt is great
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I like the darker blue. Very pretty quilt.
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I like the idea of the yellow. I try to make my binding a color that I want to pull from the top to make it more visible and have more 'pop'.
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I would go with the yellow.
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I'd go with blue.
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Blue with yellow flange wounds really good!!!
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The stripe cut on the bias would be my first chose. Or the same blue as to border or the dark blue.
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bind with the dark blue.
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That is so cute. I love the flange binding idea.
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Originally Posted by MamaBear61
(Post 6164872)
I like the idea of yellow since it is the colour in the smallest amount in the quilt. Have you thought about a flange binding using a narrow strip of yellow and then blue. Here is a link to a tutorial;
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2010/12...-tutorial.html There is another method for flange binding using both colours and sewing them together first (one is slightly wider than the other) and then sewing on the binding. I know there is a tute for that too but I don't have the link. http://www.52quilts.com/2012/05/tues...c-binding.html [ATTACH=CONFIG]423141[/ATTACH] |
I'd bind it with the blue for these reasons:
So, that's why I'd bind it in the matching blue, not the yellow nor the yellow edge flange. It's very pretty, nice job. Whatever you decide will be very well loved indeed. :) |
I like the dark blue as it draws the eye in- or the stripe cut on the bias would be fun!
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My preference would be the darker blue. But whatever you decide will be great.
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I like a darker binding on most quilts. Same for this.
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I'd do the stripe....I bind a ton of my quilts with a stripe that has the colors of the quilt in it....even if I don't have a stripe in the quilt itself.
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Personally, I find that if I use a light color, like yellow, for a binding, it tends to get dirty quicker, or at least show dirt quicker, on a quilt that is used a lot, like a baby quilt. I vote for the blue!
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Great quilt. Yellow would frame it nicely.
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Yellow or the flange one. Cute quilt!
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Like the idea of a yellow flange but favor the darker blue for the main part of the binding.
I just like darker bindings. |
I agree with those who say the stripe, if you have enough, would be best. Yellow seems like too much contrast and blue seems okay but wouldn't do anything special for it. In quilts as in flower arranging, having three of something eye catching brings a pleasing balance.
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If that were my quilt, I'd use the very dark blue for binding. I like contrast between the binding and the border. In this case, the dark blue would "frame" the quilt nicely. If you want to put a border of yellow on first, that would be great and would make the dark blue stand out even more but without being overbearing.
That's just my humble opinion. BTW your quilt is really pretty! |
Yellow for my vote.
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I vote for yellow!
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