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I would use any dark color like navy or black.
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I would use any dark color.
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Originally Posted by jackied
this is really a nice one. My mil used to make many double knit quilts and they will last forever!!
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any color would work , very coloful
jazs2 |
Black, for sure!
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White
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I think black would frame it beautifully.
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I don't know about TN, but my grandmother, aunts, and great-grandmother all made at least a few polyester quilts. Mom still has one that her grandmother made, and it's in great shape. I think anyone who sewed in the 60's and 70's had a bunch of polyester scraps and making quilts would be the natural way to use them up. I still remember some of the suits "the girls" made and can id the scraps on the quilts Mom & Dad have.
Darren |
Yes, we still have MILs polyester scrap quilts made during the early 70s. They last forever! As for the binding (which I assume you have removed the old one), I would use a double folded black one. Deep Christmas red might work but a black binding would set the blocks off nicely.
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Originally Posted by debcavan
Dark blue I usually just put a piece of fabric underneath the quilt top with the width of the binding showing to audition it. Audition a few. it is fun
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