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I've done the same thing, looked just fine with adding more binding using material that was used in the quilt. Go for it.
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Originally Posted by TeeGee
if you make a different fabric and start it at 1/3 of the way down on one side, across the top or bottom, then diagonally equidistant up or down the other side, it becomes a design, not a flaw
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Nobody will notice. Just finish it the way you planned.
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Great ending to your problem, but I loved the suggestions to just use a different fabric to complete the binding. I'll keep that suggestion in mind if I have the same problem one of these days.
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That would be fine to have two different kinds of fabrics for binding.
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I have used 'whatever' to finish the binding. Actually I divided it into two pieces and put around a couple of the corners. Gives it a little character and it is just as attractive either way.
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I have used 'whatever' to finish the binding. Actually I divided it into two pieces and put around a couple of the corners. Gives it a little character and it is just as attractive either way.
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Yippee! Solution solved with finding the fabric!! I have used scraps from the quilt for the binding before. Baby never complained!
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I do scrappy binding frequently and it seems to work very well. Always try to incorporate some of the same colors as in the quilt itself.
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I love mixing my binding colors :-D
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