Boo boo quilt/need opinions
06-29-2010, 04:46 PM
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Well I could do that but I think I will stick to the block I have. Still taking consensus as to which way the white is prefered. Thinking once it is bound the white block in the corner outside will look the best.
Originally Posted by bearisgray
What if you made the white square the size of the corner? to reflect the one in the border inside it?
06-29-2010, 04:47 PM
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I had posted about a week ago the complete quilt with the wavy borders. I think the headline was something with boo boo in it. I will post another pic after I finish the top and before I quilt it.
Originally Posted by candlequilter
Wow I love your fabric and colors. I like the top block option best, it makes my eyes gently move around the corner. Would love to see the rest of it.
06-29-2010, 04:48 PM
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So you are saying you don't like the pieced corner stone block? You think it should be solid?
Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
Love the quilt and I like #1 setting but I think it should be bigger, it looks off being so small.
06-29-2010, 04:59 PM
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I think the corner of the inner border should be like the other squares and the outer border plain.
I agree that the binding will "finish" off the little white square in the outer border but I don't think it needs the little white square. It tends to draw my eye away from the beautiful blocks and fancy pieced inner border. The final border is the frame for a beautiful quilt and gives the eyes a chance to rest before being drawn back into the beautiful blocks and pieced inner border.
I agree that the binding will "finish" off the little white square in the outer border but I don't think it needs the little white square. It tends to draw my eye away from the beautiful blocks and fancy pieced inner border. The final border is the frame for a beautiful quilt and gives the eyes a chance to rest before being drawn back into the beautiful blocks and pieced inner border.
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