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They are all great but my favorite is #2.
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I like #1
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# 2 gets my vote - beautiful
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First of all, I like option # 2 because the black border stops the design and frames the quilt very nicely. As for sashing, I would almost need to see a prototype on one that was sashed before I would have an opinion, but I definitely think if you do decide to sash it, the sashing should be narrow so as not to distract from the stars. Whatever you do, it promises to be a very pretty quilt!
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I also like option 2 no sashing with the black border. It seems
to balance out the rest of the quilt. A great job. I like it a lot. I'm sure your daughter will too. |
Option #2 is my vote! :)
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Love #2, it really makes the quilt design pop.
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Alma, my vote was number 2 - even before reading the rest of the opinions!
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Option #2
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
On paper (or should I say, on screen) my first reaction would be #2. For the work of sashing, I don't think you'd accomplish anything if you are doing strictly black and white. Now if you're doing an assortment of B+W and B+W prints, then that could be different.
However .... and JIMHO ... get the blocks made before you make your decision re sashes/borders. Once you have the real thing in front of you, you can get a very real feel as to what borders are needed, and how wide. There is no need to decide now (again JIMHO) !!! |
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