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very nice but tend to agree with most ...need a solid ...green or pink...and cornerstones in the opposite colors...could even make cornerstones out of the fabric you have used for the current sashings
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Originally Posted by RDM
Your blocks are beautiful. IMO a medium green tone-on-tone sashing would offset the light fabrics.
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Agree with most. Blocks are beautiful. I think the sashing is a bit busy, but I'm not a "solid" person. Tone-on-tone to me would be better. The color depends on the emphasis you want to make whether it is green or pink. Green might have it "pop" more. Good Luck.
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Go with a solid color that compliments the prints in your blocks.
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I would go with a solid that has movement maybe..but still reads solid..go darker..nice quilt !!
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if it's all you have, it will work fine. but if you can change it, i'd try other fabrics.
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i would go with a solid
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thank you all so much for the help. my instinct was telling me solid..but i love the sashing fabric so much..so I'll us it as my backing or binding...awww what about a 1 inch border between two 3 inch solid borders with mitered corners like a picture frame? such as green, print,pink.. or vice verse.again thank you all off i go to put in a movie and rip rip rip..
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darker solid would be my choice
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To me it's not that it's busy, it's that it's so much lighter than the other prints so doesn't look like it belongs. If you want a print sashing - I would go with just using one of the prints that are in the block. A green print that is of the same tones as the other prints would look nice also.
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