Stained glass window throw quilt.
08-15-2019, 05:31 PM
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Beautiful quilt! It's lovely just as it is but a black border would like nice, too. If you mitered the corners it would look like a window frame. Not sure you're going for that so just a suggestion.
08-16-2019, 02:37 AM
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As narrow as the last black is, I'd think the binding will make it look even smaller. As much as I hate taking anything apart, I'd suggest taking that off and making a wider border of the black with your black binding. This is beautiful!
Added thought--do you have narrow pieces that you could make a skinny strip as a first border similar to the body of the quilt and then add a wider black border? You wouldn't have to take off what is already there. That might throw off your design though. But I'd go for a wider border as a "frame" of sorts
Added thought--do you have narrow pieces that you could make a skinny strip as a first border similar to the body of the quilt and then add a wider black border? You wouldn't have to take off what is already there. That might throw off your design though. But I'd go for a wider border as a "frame" of sorts
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08-16-2019, 03:02 AM
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]616099[/ATTACH]I haven't put borders on this throw size quilt top yet, but wonder if I really need one. I only have scraps left of the layer cake and charm pack I made this from, so I don't have enough of any one fabric for a border, and I don't want to use solid black especially since the binding will be black. What do you think? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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