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I like the second one especially if there is overhang the border will really stand out as well as the pattern in the main part of the quilt.
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Originally Posted by pipp5
I like the black, it keeps more with the simple, clean Asian look. That quilt is stunning!
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Both borders are beautiful, but I think I like the narrow black border/binding. It's simple, but elegant and makes the blocks stand out more, but the read is also pretty. Now hope that helps, but seriously, I liked the first one better, as having the strip of background and then the black makes the blocks float. Great fabric by the way.
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Both borders are beautiful, but I think I like the narrow black border/binding. It's simple, but elegant and makes the blocks stand out more, but the read is also pretty. Now hope that helps, but seriously, I liked the first one better, as having the strip of background and then the black makes the blocks float. Great fabric by the way.
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Originally Posted by nstewart9
I agree with quilt mama. I'd do a small black border to finish the quilt, then the larger red (georgeous Asian print).
I've made the BQ before--as well as the fairly new BQ3. Love your BQ3...very pretty. These quilts look so difficult, when in reality they are fairly easy. Nice job on yours! |
I like the second one, it really enhances the inner blocks of the same fabric.
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I think the first really draws your eyes to the quilt itself.
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I have to say that I absolutely love the 1st one and I only like the 2nd one.
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I like the first one
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If it were me, I would put a small 3 inch border of the cream, then a 1 inch of the black to frame, then a larger border of the red. But that is me. Whatever you do will be gorgeous. Beautiful quilt. :D :D :D
So when you look at the first picture just add the red after the black and then the binding in black. |
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