Help with borders....
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Just a thought - How about #2 modified w/the rust cut down just a little & add a sm. 1/2" - 1" strip of another "favorite" color from the blocks between the white edge & the rust to give it a little more pop & to break up such a wide rust final to the quilt.
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Originally Posted by Great-great granny
Just a thought - How about #2 modified w/the rust cut down just a little & add a sm. 1/2" - 1" strip of another "favorite" color from the blocks between the white edge & the rust to give it a little more pop & to break up such a wide rust final to the quilt.
... you have the white sashing edge already. Then your rust (double the width of the white), then an insert of the green or another fabric (same width as the white, or perhaps narrower) and then more of the same rust (1-1/2 or double the original rust).
Then bind in the rust ... or perhaps a scrappy binding of your leftovers!
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Originally Posted by BeckyL
I like #2. I think #3 is too busy and #1 looks a bit washed out. Besides, you like the rust the best and it is your quilt. I would bind it in the solid rust that you have in some of the blocks.
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