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Old 05-12-2020, 07:15 PM
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I love your Drunkard's Path. The colors work beautifully together. No border will make the quilt look very modern. I didn't really like the borderless quilts to begin with but find myself really appreciating them especially with the unique quilt layouts.
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Great quilt!
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Nicely done!
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Old 05-13-2020, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Barb in Louisiana View Post
I love your Drunkard's Path. The colors work beautifully together. No border will make the quilt look very modern. I didn't really like the borderless quilts to begin with but find myself really appreciating them especially with the unique quilt layouts.
I am leaning in this direction too. This one will stand alone without a border. Now to choose the right binding. I am thinking a solid black. I just have to wait to get more black fabric. I have used every piece of black fabric I have for mask.
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Congrats on your pretty top and on mastering a hard block to put together!
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This is wonderful. Curves aren't as bad as everyone thinks. A bit of practice and a whole new world of creating opens up. Well done.
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So nice! Love that you got it done with no puckers. That takes some practice. I also pin in the center and put the curved piece on the top.
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