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Originally Posted by Maride
Originally Posted by erstan947
I like to use a thin (one and one half inch) border like black or a complimentary color (not a fabric in the quilt) to stop the eye then add one of the blue's you have in a wider border. Just an option. Love the quilt. Wonderful colors
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I like to use a thin (one and one half inch) border like black or a complimentary color (not a fabric in the quilt) to stop the eye then add one of the blue's you have in a wider border. Just an option. Love the quilt. Wonderful colors
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B - it ties all the colors together! cute quilt.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I like to use a thin (one and one half inch) border like black or a complimentary color (not a fabric in the quilt) to stop the eye then add one of the blue's you have in a wider border. Just an option. Love the quilt. Wonderful colors
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What a bright and fun quilt! I love it!! I would probably do a thin border, 1 or 1.5 inches, with the fabric in Choice A and then a wider border with the fabric of Choice B.
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What a bright and fun quilt! I love it!! I would probably do a thin border, 1 or 1.5 inches, with the fabric in Choice A and then a wider border with the fabric of Choice B.
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Use A as your frame then the blue busy print as a larger border.
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Very nice. I vote for A
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B
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I like A better for all the reasons others have listed. If you want a narrow inner border, I'd go with a bright red that is between the shades of the two already used. Love the quilt!
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