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The blue sashing would be enough border for me. What I would do, is to use the blue print for the right and left side binding and the light blue for the top and bottom binding.
I'm not a big fan of feathers, but when you have an angular pattern, the feathes help soften the overall look.
I'm not a big fan of feathers, but when you have an angular pattern, the feathes help soften the overall look.
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Very pretty quilt. The best reason I can think of for adding borders is that they will take the brunt of the force when pulling your quilt around, say when making the bed or pulling it up under your chin at night. Otherwise, the seams of the blocks will take the wear and tear and possibly come apart sooner. It would be easier to repair or replace a border than an intricate piece.
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