Cathyvv: isn't it remarkable that a quilt made in the 40's is considered old and valuable,whilst as a human about that age,I don't think of myself as old! The grandkids consider me very old, and valuable,depending on the cookie type! LOL!
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Watch it. Could you not call it old but perhaps mature? I was born in 1940 but do not call me old! Just kidding-- it is a lovely quilt and you are very lucky to have it.
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yep, yellow is what i see. it looks great.
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I'm thinking a soft yellow as well. Lovely quilt!
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Originally Posted by omaluvs2quilt
(Post 5854309)
I'm thinking a soft yellow as well. Lovely quilt!
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A very nice old quilt. I would use the same fabric or close to it, that was used for the backing. A solid yellow binding would be in keeping with the style of the quilt. Very nice.
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How about a really soft pastel pink? My grandmother used a lot of pink with that color green and you have pink in the quilt.
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I would use the yellow in the narrow border, very pretty!
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I also like the idea of using yellow. A stripe in the diagonal is very attractive too. Good luck!
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There is so much of the green already that I would go with something else for the binding. Also the green of the fabric you pictured is a different tone than found elsewhere in the quilt. I like the suggestion of the pink since there is a fair amount in the body of the quilt and using it in the binding would accent it nicely.
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