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03-06-2014, 06:54 AM
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Thank you Nancy, I do have some white left over.The sashing was cut at 2 inchs.I usally cut my binding at 2 1/2 inches. Should I make the binding a bit smaller. Thank you for your help....Patty
03-06-2014, 09:08 AM
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This is really pretty sew far. Love the pink and brown sashed in white. You have several factors to consider when adding borders. How much of these fabrics do you have left? Do you have other, coordinating fabrics? And, what size do you want your final product?
Honestly...I think you could just add white borders to size, bind with strips of the pink and brown. Would make a great modern quilt...
Honestly...I think you could just add white borders to size, bind with strips of the pink and brown. Would make a great modern quilt...
03-06-2014, 09:31 AM
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Lovely quilt. Since you don't have any of the original fabric left, I would just go find the closest tone-on-tone pink and brown fabric you can find and use one as a border and one for binding. I do think it needs at least a narrow border of 2" or a little more.
03-13-2014, 03:48 AM
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I would do a pink one or two inch border, then a brown border (assuming those are the colors of the quilt). I like dark borders..they're a good frame. **amandasgramma
Agree! I'd pick a pink and brown print that "reads" as a solid and create two borders. Then, use the brown as the binding. Beautiful quilt!
Agree! I'd pick a pink and brown print that "reads" as a solid and create two borders. Then, use the brown as the binding. Beautiful quilt!
03-13-2014, 04:09 AM
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I really like your quilt! I also think all of these suggestions are good, I can't add a thing there. I just wanted to suggest that you might want to take the whole quilt top with you when you are looking for fabric. I do that often, and it makes things easier for me, as I don't "visualize" well.
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