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#41
I would play with the black borders a bit. I think that black dominates. I would want my doggies to be the major focus. So as suggested by others try much smaller strips OR I think smaller strips and playing with softer colors might be a good idea. That soft cherry color would be good I bet, or a mid/dark blue. A soft grey blue that compliments your outer border perhaps? And I also agree with the comment that the outer border needs to be split. Do you know the technique of placing a folded pressed piece of fabric between two other pieces of fabric? That makes a great knife edged small, or large, line in your border. Press it to one side. Make a little sample of that and lay it down there and see if you like it.
Also yes those bigger pinwheels are a distraction. How about just a smaller triangle in one of the border colors or from one of the interior blocks? I personally think it needs some play time yet to make it the stunner it can be !!
Good luck and let's see the final results.
#47
Very cute. There is a website called hot diggity dog, http://hotdiggitydog.com/ that sells all breeds of fabric for dogs, cats, etc. If you do more of these you might want to check them out. I ordered greyhound fabric from them.
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I think your colors, sashing and border work great together, but I would probably make the sashings a little narrower. Also, I would not use the outside corner pinwheels or make them the same size as the multicolor border.
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