Allietare! - Bonnie Hunter's 2015 Mystery Quilt
01-27-2016, 04:10 AM
#1651
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Bluebonnet, love your borders and the arrangement. I use one piece of red plaid for the setting triangles along the side, now I wished I hadn't as I like how your 1st red border/sash seems to blend with setting triangles and I don't have anymore of the plaid fabric to do the same. Was the grey fabric from the same collection as your gold as it looks like it to me. So far I haven't had to purchase any fabrics and I've made a bucket load of goofs. Wanted to add 2 more rows but hadn't read where the blocks were put on point. That made it way too large so back to original pattern but at least I won't have to cut as many little grey triangles now.
01-27-2016, 07:13 AM
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My Allietare had to be put aside while I finished four other projects... half way around the binding on the last of the four so this afternoon will be back doing the borders on Allietare....glad that I paused it because I really like the look of the red border first and the gold border that was already cut is plenty long enough...hummmm decisions, fun decisions ! Seems like several will be here for February at least.....good that we have that reminder to copy the clues to our computers or paper because Feb. 1st is almost here, Thank You 
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01-27-2016, 02:25 PM
#1654
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Thank you for the compliments sewbizgirl, joe'smom, Bluebonnets and audsgirl. It's on its way to the fabulous quilter. Next, I'll prepare the binding and quilt label so that it's ready to go when the quilt returns home. I call it UFO avoidance. I decided to go with the swag border and a flanged binding (black with red flange) just to add a little color to the finish.
01-27-2016, 02:37 PM
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Thank you for telling me telling me this. I will add this in my notes.
01-27-2016, 08:29 PM
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Thanks guys. I really have a broad array of cheddar, from yellow to orange, and same with my plums, dark to light. My constant is more a green/teal-gray if that makes sense. I hope it looks ok when they're all together.
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