Beautiful, I love the colors you have chosen, it looks warm and cozy.

I like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I haven't read all of the posts, but QUILT POLICE, COVER YOUR EARS!: I would cut a straight border and just applique the curves fat onto the border, either by some type of appropriate decorative stitch (zigzag, satin stitch, etc) or by turning the edge under and doing a blind handstitch. Then I would add the pieced border to that. I know it's unconventional, but it would give a straight edge and the character of the rings would remain. Good luck in whatever you choose.

Like the others mentioned, I love the scalloped edge. However, if you really want to make the edges straight, check out Double Wedding Ring by Eleanor Burns. She appliques the rings to the blocks, but she shows making half blocks with a straight edge to use for a table runner. You might be able to adapt her basic idea to your pieced blocks. Personally, I love your quilt the way it is! Its beautiful.

Love top. I admire everyone who uses this design. I'm a relative novice compared to the majority of you lovely ladies but I hope, one day, to achieve my own DWR.

Beautiful quilt.

Don, this is beautiful. Personally the scalloped edges are pretty, especially on the corners. The tan background goes with the rest so well. Thank you for sharing.

It is beautiful, but it would be difficult for me to cut the curved edge. Think about it.

Love the tan and brown combination! Just lovely work. Hope you are able to figure out the outer edge.
You-really-do-sew-man!!!!!

Beautiful quilt!!!