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Hi Lori,
My vote is for the narrow black border then the multi-colour with the sayings. My second choice would be the peace fabric. For the back, I'd do a variety of sizes of rectangles in alternating colours. |
black first peace sign green black binding
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I like the one with the sayings.
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I think the thin black boarder then the words. I don't use black for backing If I don't have to. I did one for my GS and he was so upset that it was always full of fuzz, threads and lint. Black picks up everything. Just Sayin!!!Good luck!
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Originally Posted by cherylynne
I think that I like the first option. The second one is good, too.
Pretty quilt. Lots of work, but it's worth it to have something this nice when finished. |
Black border first then the peace sign fabric and bind in the black.
Backing I would go cross ways with the seams. So you could do 2 strips of one color then 1 strip of the other color. Are you having this machine quilted? If so I would say the fewer seams on the back the better it would be. It's a beautiful quilt and many hours have gone into it. I'd love to see a picture of it after it is quilted. |
Peace man! I am a child of the 60's
For the backing - Take both lengths of fabric, trim the selvedges and then sew them like a tube (a seam line down both sides) Then fold the fabric so the seams are lined up. Trim one side and open up. You now have a solid middle with two side panels. The color you trimed will be the side panels. |
Originally Posted by cjomomma
Originally Posted by DeEtta
I like the peace signs too. Would love to find some of that fabric.
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just my opinion, but I like the peace sayings
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
For the backing -
Stripes - but make them uneven/asymetrical on purpose - it's hard for a longarmer to get the backing lined up "perfectly" |
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