My first D9P - any ideas for the border?
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I like normally to have more than one border to reflect the main colors. Your choice i think for the first black was great and i would do a wider brown to match most of the quilt. It looks really nice, and your choice of colors is beautiful.
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Originally Posted by amandasgramma
I think you should!! But I like double and triple borders...seems to finish them off. How about a thin (1" in the creams and then a wider in the red/orange colors? This quilt you've done is BEAUTIFUL!!!! Good job! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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I like Amandagramma's suggestion of a narrow cream (probably a 1/2"-1" finished) and then a wider (perhaps a 5 1/2" finished) red/orange (the same color as in the blocks). Guess it really depends on how large you want the quilt. Do like your color/fabric selection for this quilt. D9P and/or D4P are on my "list of to-do's". Surely hope you'll post the finished quilt.
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Originally Posted by amandasgramma
I think you should!! But I like double and triple borders...seems to finish them off. How about a thin (1" in the creams and then a wider in the red/orange colors? This quilt you've done is BEAUTIFUL!!!! Good job! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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You've chosen my colours ... so easy for me to admire it!
It's a fun and easy pattern to do. Just keep a good sharp blade in your rotary cutter and keep slashing away! :)
I did one last year ... and can see doing it other times!
It's a fun and easy pattern to do. Just keep a good sharp blade in your rotary cutter and keep slashing away! :)
I did one last year ... and can see doing it other times!
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