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I bought this old, scrappy, hand pieced top and I just love the fabrics. The seller said the pattern is Kansas Dugout . I want to put a border on it. I have a big stash to choose from but I can't decide what to use. I like the blue blender but I'm also thinking about using white. Any ideas? What would you use?
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How about a thin white border than a wider blue?
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The blue would bring it all together, so I vote blue blender. Nice top.
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I agree with dakotamaid
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I would look for a fabric of the same vintage as the quilt. Your blue blender is beautiful, but it looks like a newer fabric to me. Maybe a 30's fabric would suit it better? Or even a solid color that matches one of the fabrics inside?
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I agree with both dakotamaid and dunster, a thin white, followed by a blue. Your blue blender does look lovely, but for this project I would go a solid as dunster suggested. Lovely quilt by the way.
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I think a darker blue marble would bring it all together better. White may be a bit too stark.
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Originally Posted by dunster
I would look for a fabric of the same vintage as the quilt. Your blue blender is beautiful, but it looks like a newer fabric to me. Maybe a 30's fabric would suit it better? Or even a solid color that matches one of the fabrics inside?
I see a purple 30's it the blocks. I would take my time and look for just the right fabric, probably 1930's as that is what it looks like is in the quilt. Beautiful find! |
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Thanks gals. I like the idea of a thin white first and then the 30s repro. I have this, I think you're right.
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Originally Posted by MaryStoaks
Thanks gals. I like the idea of a thin white first and then the 30s repro. I have this, I think you're right.
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