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I think it needs the "stop border" as in #2, but I would make one of the narrow borders about half the size or less of what you have there. A tiny line separating the other two adds interest.
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I like #1 but really either is just fine. The second seems a bit more "dark" while #1 is lighter.
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Beautiful. #2 has more dimension
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Both would be beautiful, but I'm casting my vote for #2.
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Great fabric choices, love the dark blue with purple and black, very nice. I think I like #2 with the narrow inner border of the outside border fabric with the lighter blue in between. It seems to make the blocks "float" that way and make them stand out.
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Just my opinion but I would leave out the two narrow borders, just use the wide border. This way the quilt pattern will float.
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2, thanks for asking
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#2, the dark inner border makes the pattern stand out more, but both are great, and LOVE the material.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 7431819)
I like number #1 better. To my eye the blocks of focus fabric (the galaxy fabric) that abut the border disappear in choice #2 but they are more vibrant and come to the forefront in #1. #2 also seems to darken the overall appearance of the quilt but that could simply be monitor perception.
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they are both great. I often ask students 'which one do you keep being drawn back to?' One has a very definite edge and the other has a floating look. Both are beautiful in a different way. Trust yourself - too often we second guess ourselves out of the one we prefer. The only thing I would do for sure is to keep the pictures of both. In the future you may want to do the other one.
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