It is amazing, afire with color. If it was mine, I would use a dark burnt orange, Sage Green or Rust. And since it is a fall theme, maybe a large outer border of Large Fall Leaves in every warm fall color you could think of.
I know what ever you do will be perfect.
R

I agree, sounds awesome.

Both sound good. MMMMM I will have to see what I can find. Thank you for your input. If anyone else has a suggestion, feel free. Will be a few days before I get to fabric store.

You mean you don't go daily. LOL. I thought that was a requirement for being a quilter ( at least my wife thinks it is.) everytime I say lets go for aride, she says "what shop this time?....Ha Ha Ha
R

Robert - some great ideas. When I get stumped I know who to ask. :thumbup:

BLACK would be a thought!! Really would set them off.
Shirley/Tn.(jigs1354)

here are 2 more block for extra swap with janet wall hope she likes them her theme is flowers and butterflys

That's going to be beautiful. Black might make a nice sashing. It would both frame them well and be fall-ish. On the other hand, I see some pretty consistent hints of raspberry and of green. Those might work well. I don't know if the picture is representing the colors well though. If you look at the picture on the board I think you'll see what I mean.

My scrappy BOM quilt from the swap theme before I did stars. Did it in the strip quilt method that I used on the batik quilt from BOM that I posted a few months ago. Since the front blocks are scrappy, figured I'd use a scrappy back, too. It was meant to be a summer blanket, used a very low loft batt but still too warm for summer. Since it is a blanket, the ends were angled to make the tuck-in easier.

Finally finished this, and now I can get to the star quilt!

I vote for a deep burnt orange and dark brown, not sure which should be sash and which to be border. I think i personally would go with burnt orange border. Gorgeous fall quilt, Florence.