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I like the idea of a smaller border,and maybe one colored border with it - but how about one of those circles in the middle of each while block - gives you something to echo quilt around.
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Originally Posted by Greenheron
(Post 5340428)
Circles are fun. Move them around to make asymmetrical arrangement . Overlap some on the cabin blocks. Make small groups or lines of circles. Cut a few in half! Make some smaller sizes. I don't have the ability to make a picture but I encourage you to experiment.
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Hi
I will send some pics of my last project i made as a gift Well, yes i sent 2 picts 3 days before to take some opinions ,and great i had about 6 pages .Thank u 4 your replies and forgive me becouse i have no too much time to wait and study every opinion which were against my picture of the quilt Pictures r talking |
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No Circles... Like the border idea.
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Yes it makes sense as with white, it shows all of the stitches; as well as seams, etc. I personally do not care for white in any quilt as the eye is drawn to the seams and fold over pressing. Just my opinion. However, the colored blocks are outstanding! Tks. G
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[QUOTE=sawsan;5345179]Hi
I will send some pics of my last project i made as a giftQUOTE] We thought you were asking for ideas. I like your circles. I like that you added many more making them closer together as a border. Very vibrant and alive colors. |
I also liked it without, to soften all the white I would maybe applique a yellow square like your centers on the white squares!
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Originally Posted by piepatch
(Post 5340142)
I like Arleners version, but whatever you do, I would leave off the circles.
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I like Arleners' suggestion the best. It keeps the crisp lines of the log cabin.
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