Accuquilt Go! cuts with scrap fabric, there was a plan. The other template looked very small in the space. The enter felt empty. By adding the circles and center motif to 
the quilt, the contrast level down is reduced and feels harmonious with the rest of the quilt. The center flower is made up of 4 feather petals and a circle. My gut is telling me to live with this quilt a while. The border fabric may be too much for the quilt. Those circles lived in many different places before this final layout.Other options:
- Small border of dark turquoise
- Splatter fabric for around the edge (small or large?)
- More white around the edge
- Leave it as it is, currently measures 52” square.
On the blogging side, I can’t seem to get a picture to upload to the “QUILT” page of my blog. UUGHH.
Just Another Quilter
It's beautiful! The center is very special! If that size is close to what you want, why not add a white border same as the sashings, and then a same width border of the turquoise? Whatever you decide, it will be lovely! ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI knew whatever you settled on would be beautiful. This is stunning! I'm sure your border decision will be just as "right".
ReplyDeleteTruly a beautiful quilt. You are very talented.
ReplyDeleteItcame out awesome. I would probably audition some borders, but it looks great right now. Not sure it "needs" more.
ReplyDeleteSo. Pretty. Love it. I agree to audition borders, but I think a skinny white first would be a good start, then see what looks good. I'm guessing something that plays as a solid would be best so as to not distract from the quilt, but who knows?!
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