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[ATTACH=CONFIG]573116[/ATTACH]Here is the corner of my mess. Do y ou see that the two inch inner border is lost? I also do not like the whiter scallap border against the beige of the inner border. Not enough contrast.
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I like what you have done. That the inner border disappears is not a problem as I see it. It blends with the white and only enlarges the look of the scallop effect. I really like it. The whole quilt is beautiful.
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I agree with ube quilting - I like the way you have it. In the original pictures, I liked how the narrow cream border blends with the cream of the outer border. It creates a nice visual space between the inner and outer purple. With the outer border turned the other way the cream border is more distinct, but I find it visually choppy.
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I like the way you currently have it as well. Rather than the narrow cream being a border accent, it carries the background from the body of the quilt beyond the purple inner border. I like how that highlights the inner purple.
Sometimes what we see up close gives a different impression than seeing the whole quilt.
Ultimately, though, it's your quilt, so it should be what looks best to you![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
Michelle
Sometimes what we see up close gives a different impression than seeing the whole quilt.
Ultimately, though, it's your quilt, so it should be what looks best to you
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First, let me say that your quilt is gorgeous. What I would do is take the middle beige border off and run the outer border (with the purple on the outer edge) up against the purple inner border. I don't think the middle border is necessary. In fact, I think it would be better without it. Just my humble opinion. It will be a lovely quilt whatever you do.
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My post was for the ripping of your first dilemma. I see that you did Re sew the boarder. I like it the way you have it now. Beautiful, please show when done. I also enjoyed the comments about binding choices.
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I would just like to say it's a beautiful quilt and it's your quilt, do what your're comfortable with. Me, I think I would leave it just the way it is. But, if you are going to be unhappy with it every time you look at it, well.......
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Whatever you decide, I vote for them to go the same way, whichever it is. I checked out the sites mentioned and I agree with the comment about the green binding. A deep purple would look much better, IMHO. Beautiful, beautiful quilt.
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