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I would use a smaller dark blue border then a larger one in one of the other intense colors on the out side.
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beautiful, how about a solid color border
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I would do three solid colored borders each about 2 1/2 inches and put a different colored square in the corners. I would start with that red and use blue or green squares for the corners. Then maybe yellow with purple squares, and lastly a blue border with orange squares.
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I think a dark blue border would be nice. Then piece together a binding made up out of all the fabrics in the quilt!
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I would not use a border. Just put on a solid-color binding.
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I also think a marble or tone on tone would be best...how about 1 1/2 inch inner border of the dark turquois and then an outer border of the aqua? Beautiful quilt though and the colors are fabulous.
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Originally Posted by Lady-T
Originally Posted by greaterexp
My DDIL requested a rainbow-colored quilt for her baby. This is the top I came up with, but am unsure about the border. I had originally planned to do a pieced border, but I'm afraid it will look too busy and compete with the center of the quilt. I'd appreciate your ideas on the border design and colors.
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Originally Posted by Ditter43
I think a dark blue border would be nice. Then piece together a binding made up out of all the fabrics in the quilt!
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How about a Yellow border?
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I would maybe go with a black thin boarder and maybe find some fabric with rainbows on it and then make a thicker boarder to go around the quilt. and have that as the backing? and then use a black as a binding. but that is just me. i like to have quilts that look like pictures framed nicely. that is why if i don't put on a boarder i will put on a very thick binding.
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