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Originally Posted by PatriceJ
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I would leave it as it is and bind it in the sashing fabric.
Beautiful contemporary quilt using a traditional block. LOVE IT! |
Originally Posted by SueDor
It looks fine the way it is. If you wanted to add another border use the material that was used in the quilt, like the blue/black/dark purple,the dark pink or even the light pink or purple. Can't tell what the colors are exactly.
It is quite beautiful!!! |
Great job! It's wonderful just as it is!
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If it were me, I would either leave it as is since it is really pretty and probably doesn't need a border - orrrrrr... I'd make a row of white fabric then a row of the white squares alternating with a square of the center colors you uses then a row of white if that makes any sense.
I think it's pretty though and probably doesn't need a border unless you really really think it is missing something. |
I like it just the way it is. Unless you need another border to make it larger, I'd finish it off where it is. Beautiful work.
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Originally Posted by Maia B
Wow! Nice, serene, and looks very square and right for a first quilt. Not at all wonky and ripply. Good for you. Would a print border fit your vision? Or an appliqué border? Honestly, if you quilted & bound it as is, it would be super and an above average first quilt, for sure. Post a pic or two when it's done, eh?
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I agree with these 2. I would quilt it and let the sashing be the binding. :lol: :lol:
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thank you all for your kind words. unfortunaly not able to continue quilting it at the moment, as i have had tennis elbow and received a steroid injection which as caused more pain.
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Nice quilt.
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