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In this case, there just isn't a wrong way to do it. It's just a matter of personal preference. You can make it the size you want either by borders or sashing. If the room it's going to live in is not brightly lit, I would go for white or off-white. If the room is already sufficiently bright, I might opt for a dark color for borders (or sashing). Have fun!
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I'm no expert either, but I would definitely go with a dark sashing; it will bring out all of the beautiful colors in your blocks. Black does seem like a good choice to me too.
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You could also skip the sashing and just go for a dark border; again, I'm thinking black. I can't wait to see the finished product. It's beautiful.
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Decide how you want it to lay on the bed and make the sashing accordingly. The border will vary, depending how far you want it to hang down.
By the way - beautiful colors! |
Check out AndoverFrabics.com for their Tic Tac Flannel quilt. The blocks are the same as yours and they set it together with about one inch strips of black and did the border in what looks like two inch squares of the different colors used in the quilt. A very beautiful quilt. Esther
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I like asmmauer's idea. That would accent the quilt beautifully.
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I like the blocks butt together as is - but if you're really committed to sashing it try the tiniest 1/2" - 3/4" medium-dark neutral, grey or taupe sashing to keep the blocks blending with each other rather than have them look separated, those colours just sing!!
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I don't think I would sash it either. Just a border.
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
I rather like the effect given by the white design wall behind the blocks.......thin and light colored.
Jan in VA angela! |
[quote=CompulsiveQuilter]
Originally Posted by Jan in VA
I rather like the effect given by the white design wall behind the blocks.......thin and light colored.
Exactly what she said |
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