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Beautiful blocks but I think I would add sashing to make the pop.
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Love your stars:)!!! I've read through all of the posts....what a big decision you have to make. Can't wait to see what you decide. I like sashing, but, on these stars I'd not use it...great space for some teriffic quilting. Maybe put a binding on with all strips of the star colors. Good luck and let us know what you decided:)
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Unless you did a narrow sashing using fabrics used in the block, I think I would just butt the blocks together. The blocks are beautiful, can't wait to see the finished quilt.
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I would go with no sashing...imo, it's not really needed but it's up to you :o
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These blocks are beautiful. Either way would look good. Not much help.....but like your work!!!
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Originally Posted by buddy'smom
(Post 5971595)
Thanks everyone for some great ideals, will have to see what happens, not sure which way I'll go just yet.
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Your blocks are spectacular and it will come down to "do I, or don't I" the choice is ultimately yours, and I like the idea of auditioning fabric between the blocks to see if you like the sashing
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I would add sashing to frame each block, beautiful either way.
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This is going to be a beautiful quilt. I love it. As far as the sashing goes, I think either way would be great.
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It depends on how you are going to quilt it. If you are good at fmq or handquilt, then I would not sash at all. You could do some really nice fmq or hand quilt in the white space. If you aren't really good or fmq or hand quilting, then I would put some more color in between the blocks, framing each block with a different color and do some simple quilting .
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