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I like the bottom one....seems to pick up all the colors.
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Sorry, I do not like any of them. IMO, they all draw the eye away from the center to the borders. Since you have a lot of primary colors, I would suggest a near solid of one of the primary colors, perhaps red or blue?
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I like to cut strips across WOF for borders. Then it looks like a "piano keyboard" effect. Thisi would be my choice for you.
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I agree with QuiltnNan, none of them speak to me. If you have to pick from one of the four, I'd say the bottom one. Otherwise I'd find something in either the red or orange tones as those are the colors that seem to pop out at me.
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Not sure I like any of them but if I had to chose I'd say the pink. Maybe pick a color from the top to use as boarder.
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Of the ones there, the bottem, but if you have background materal, a red border and then the background would be great, or plain red.
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I do not like any of the four, sorry.
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This is what I would use--Red.
Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 6073401)
sorry, but i don't care for any of them. to me, your red squares [at least they look red on my computer] jump out at me. so i would choose a quieter border in the red.
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Originally Posted by ArtsyOne
(Post 6074430)
I wasn't crazy about any of the displayed borders either, but couldn't put my finger on why. Thank you all so much for helping me to clarify. I've decided to try a border of the white background squiggle fabric and then bind it in the bright red of the little squares. The backing will be the white squiggle. Thank you! I feel so much better now.
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I like the bottom one. It picks up all the colors in the main part of the quilt top. Pretty and fun too!
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