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great design... i'd use a white sashing border to float the design, then a dark blue border
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Originally Posted by Auntevie
(Post 6555587)
That is a fantastic quilt!! Did you design the pattern?
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
(Post 6555320)
Agree ... a narrow white border will help finish the letters on the edge (H and E). After that I kind of favor a wide red border then bind in blue. I say red because in the quilt the red is in the center whereas the blues are on the edges. The wide red border will help pull everything together.
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
(Post 6555320)
Agree ... a narrow white border will help finish the letters on the edge (H and E). After that I kind of favor a wide red border then bind in blue. I say red because in the quilt the red is in the center whereas the blues are on the edges. The wide red border will help pull everything together.
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Originally Posted by Elfi2
(Post 6555745)
This was my idea too, I just don't know if I will bind it with red or dark blue, will see what it looks like once the borders are on :) I was even thinking of giving the dark blue binding a white faux piping..... Will see.... Thanks for your input!!!
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Some type of redish color would look great.
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Nice quilt.
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I'd suggest you layout all of the suggestions to see what appeals to you since your opinion is the most important. I would probably do a narrow background border (called floating border) then probably do the dark blue as border and binding. I prefer dark borders, they seem to frame the quilt body nicely but there are always exceptions !! Good Luck
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I would put a 1" dark blue "stop " border and then a wider light blue border if you ave enough of that fabric- if not then use a lighler blue fabric in a similiar hue. color). I think that a white inner border would wash out the top.
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I would add a white border first then one or more of your colors.
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