Border colors?
06-16-2011, 05:55 AM
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If you have big enough pieces of each, preview each by just laying beside ....
I think the brown as the first border might be eaten up by the browns on that right side ....? .....
Of course, since each color ultimately touches a side, this might happen with any of your choices .....
Perhaps thin green as first border, then the plaid - and bind in brown? ....
I think the brown as the first border might be eaten up by the browns on that right side ....? .....
Of course, since each color ultimately touches a side, this might happen with any of your choices .....
Perhaps thin green as first border, then the plaid - and bind in brown? ....
06-16-2011, 06:06 AM
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If you switched the flying geese in the second row on the very right with the ones in the last row you'd have hardly any dark green touching the border and you could go with a thin dark green border followed by the plaid one which would go nicely together.
06-16-2011, 06:25 AM
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If you switched the flying geese in the second row on the very right with the ones in the last row you'd have hardly any dark green touching the border and you could go with a thin dark green border followed by the plaid one which would go nicely together.
good idea! see this is why I asked before I stitched the squares together :) I will do that.
06-16-2011, 06:32 AM
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It depends on what you want to do. A smqall dark border pops out the center blocks, a lighter one just lets them merge into the background.
Personally, I'd go with a black or dark green, and then the plad with a dark binding.
Lanny
Personally, I'd go with a black or dark green, and then the plad with a dark binding.
Lanny
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