Advice Needed! Add one more border?
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Being a former quilt judge I would say that you need a not too wide dark border. It will "frame" your quilt. Now, when I first looked at it I had to squint to really see your last light border.
Good luck in your decision. It's a beautigul quilt no matter what you do!!!
Happy Holidays. Kutnso
Good luck in your decision. It's a beautigul quilt no matter what you do!!!
Happy Holidays. Kutnso
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Originally Posted by teacherbailey
Originally Posted by MTS
What a fabulous use of Kaffe fabrics!
You're the one who mentioned "sparkly" - so.....
Personally, I would add the darker pieced border.
And here's why -
The quilt is great as it is, but look how the light border just disappears, even against the wall. It fades out. The darker border will frame the whole quilt, and then the lights will REALLY sparkle.
You're the one who mentioned "sparkly" - so.....
Personally, I would add the darker pieced border.
And here's why -
The quilt is great as it is, but look how the light border just disappears, even against the wall. It fades out. The darker border will frame the whole quilt, and then the lights will REALLY sparkle.
I agree with this selection. Solid blue border ( about 2 inches) and matching binding. No red
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i would add a narrow (1 " - 2") border in one of the colors but in a darker shade to 'contain' the colors. i would bind it in the same color as the border. that's just me.
beautiful work. how long did it take you to make it?
beautiful work. how long did it take you to make it?
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