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So here is the pcs of my son's quilt for his graduation. I need all of your wonderful people to think with me what is the best scenario for a border. Just plain green and black or braid (will that be too much?). There was too much green for my eyes to work with and i can't wait to be over with this but my dear son loves these colors :) and i want it to be perfect and i don't care if it is gonna take me long time to finish.
Thank you all for your usual help and support. Faten Sorry the first one was tilted [ATTACH=CONFIG]152592[/ATTACH] |
Plain green and black, I think. Interesting that your eyes have trouble with all that green: I get that effect with reds. Sometimes I've been embroidering with red thread (by hand) and the thread seemed to shimmer.
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Thank you. When you say plain black and green what do you suggest?
Originally Posted by Lobster
Plain green and black, I think. Interesting that your eyes have trouble with all that green: I get that effect with reds. Sometimes I've been embroidering with red thread (by hand) and the thread seemed to shimmer.
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Maybe a narrow green border followed by a wider black?
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I would say a thin border in either green/black and a wider border in whichover of those you don't use for the thin border (personally I'd do thin black border, wider green border, and black binding). But I'm still a beginner, but there's my 2 cents for what they're worth :)
The quilt looks great! |
I think a small black inner border - then a wider white border and bind in green. Great looking quilt, good job.
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Originally Posted by Raggiemom
Maybe a narrow green border followed by a wider black?
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I just do a nice good sized black border to pop everything.
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Originally Posted by Charming
So here is the pcs of my son's quilt for his graduation. I need all of your wonderful people to think with me what is the best scenario for a border. Just plain green and black or braid (will that be too much?). There was too much green for my eyes to work with and i can't wait to be over with this but my dear son loves these colors :) and i want it to be perfect and i don't care if it is gonna take me long time to finish.
Thank you all for your usual help and support. Faten |
I love the color green, but, I am seeing too much green as it is so bright. I would use a narrow black border.
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Originally Posted by JenBlossom
I would say a thin border in either green/black and a wider border in whichover of those you don't use for the thin border (personally I'd do thin black border, wider green border, and black binding). But I'm still a beginner, but there's my 2 cents for what they're worth :)
The quilt looks great! |
Beautiful! I would add a black border and trim it in either solid green or a stripe if you could match the color.
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Originally Posted by JenBlossom
I would say a thin border in either green/black and a wider border in whichover of those you don't use for the thin border (personally I'd do thin black border, wider green border, and black binding). But I'm still a beginner, but there's my 2 cents for what they're worth :)
The quilt looks great! |
Thank you all for your generous opinions. I am now just waiting for my son to come back from college so i would ask his opinion also and decide.
Oh and just to give everybody an idea, even though my son knows about the quilt and he chose the fabric, but he doesn't know that i am getting the quilt signed by all his friends and i am thinking about the middle white piece to put his graduation pic with a massage underneath it if i learn how to use my embroidery machine :oops: Will update everybody |
Originally Posted by Charming
So here is the pcs of my son's quilt for his graduation. I need all of your wonderful people to think with me what is the best scenario for a border. Just plain green and black or braid (will that be too much?). There was too much green for my eyes to work with and i can't wait to be over with this but my dear son loves these colors :) and i want it to be perfect and i don't care if it is gonna take me long time to finish.
Thank you all for your usual help and support. Faten 8-) |
I love how its coming out!
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a black border next would join to the outer triangles -- i think would look good --enough green-- black binding too
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i would alternate green and black
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Originally Posted by JenBlossom
I would say a thin border in either green/black and a wider border in whichover of those you don't use for the thin border (personally I'd do thin black border, wider green border, and black binding). But I'm still a beginner, but there's my 2 cents for what they're worth :)
The quilt looks great! |
Originally Posted by JenBlossom
I would say a thin border in either green/black and a wider border in whichover of those you don't use for the thin border (personally I'd do thin black border, wider green border, and black binding). But I'm still a beginner, but there's my 2 cents for what they're worth :)
The quilt looks great! |
Originally Posted by bjeriann
I think a small black inner border - then a wider white border and bind in green. Great looking quilt, good job.
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You people are just wonderful. Thank you all. I asked my son last night and he said whatever you want to put there is too much white in it :) funny
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Your quilt is gorgeous! Someone may have already suggested this, but how about a thin black and then a wider green.
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A black border would look great!
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I agree,,,,,,, narrow border of one color, wider of the other...... your quilt is gorgeous!
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