Re: latest project, D9P...update
#11
Just make sure that if you're using the stripe for the binding that you cut it on the bias to give you diagonal stripes. Otherwise it won't line up well unless it's done absolutely perfect. It takes more fabric to make bias binding, and more care when attaching that it doesn't stretch. But the diagonal stripe gives you yet-another option!
#13
Originally Posted by cjomomma
I like #2. The flame fabric would probably be the better choice for the back but not as a border.
UPDATE!!!! I found 3 more yards of the multi flower one....YEAH!!!..Now I should have enough
#14
I am going to put my 2cents in. What about a solid inner border next to the main quilt, then the 2 prints and solid binding. The photos seem to me to have a lot of patterns fighting with the main quilt. Of course, I am a plain person and sometimes lack the vision some of the talented quilters on here.
#15
Originally Posted by annieshane
I am going to put my 2cents in. What about a solid inner border next to the main quilt, then the 2 prints and solid binding. The photos seem to me to have a lot of patterns fighting with the main quilt. Of course, I am a plain person and sometimes lack the vision some of the talented quilters on here.
#17
Originally Posted by annieshane
I am going to put my 2cents in. What about a solid inner border next to the main quilt, then the 2 prints and solid binding. The photos seem to me to have a lot of patterns fighting with the main quilt. Of course, I am a plain person and sometimes lack the vision some of the talented quilters on here.
#18
Originally Posted by pgthom
Originally Posted by annieshane
I am going to put my 2cents in. What about a solid inner border next to the main quilt, then the 2 prints and solid binding. The photos seem to me to have a lot of patterns fighting with the main quilt. Of course, I am a plain person and sometimes lack the vision some of the talented quilters on here.
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That makes 3 on the solid black 1st border (wouldn't take much for a 1"-2" inner border). That is exactly what I had invisioned when Boxer Mom 1st mentioned an inner border. I like the solid inner borders because they seem to frame the quilt before the outer border is added. It's an "eye" thing.
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