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Feb 20, 2010
Freedom Border #2
So, I was thinking................about my "Freedom" mini-quilt (Link here) .....I needed to do something else or should I say........more......to it.
This is what I've come up with so far.......what do you think?
GREAT-looking border and I recognize you did the fractured diamond tecnique. How the heck did you get them to FIT around the other border so precisely????? I'm sure I'd have trouble with that.
I love that fractured diamond. I would so love to try that on a quilt. As soon as I finish up a couple more PIGS(Projects in Grocery Sacks) I will! Love it...so glad I found your blog. Hoping when DH finishes doctorate, we will be coming back to Texas. Its my happy place!
I think that is a great border. My take: if you want it to be bigger add only more of the dark (looks black on my monitor)or the dark gray as another border and bind with the other one that you didn't use as more border. (I hope that makes sense -it is too early!)
I like it. Kind of a star effect, but subtle. (did I spell that right?) Anyway, wondering if you were thinking of any embellishing after the border was on? Something a little silvery maybe?
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GREAT-looking border and I recognize you did the fractured diamond tecnique. How the heck did you get them to FIT around the other border so precisely????? I'm sure I'd have trouble with that.
I love that fractured diamond. I would so love to try that on a quilt. As soon as I finish up a couple more PIGS(Projects in Grocery Sacks) I will! Love it...so glad I found your blog. Hoping when DH finishes doctorate, we will be coming back to Texas. Its my happy place!
It is very striking as a border!
I think that is a great border. My take: if you want it to be bigger add only more of the dark (looks black on my monitor)or the dark gray as another border and bind with the other one that you didn't use as more border. (I hope that makes sense -it is too early!)
Very Cool!! Love it!!
OH OH ! I love the border.
It looks great with the dractured border
What a lovely quilt. The border is just gorgeous. I don't think I could ever make such lovely quilts as yours.
Thanks for stopping by.
Irma :)
I like it. Kind of a star effect, but subtle. (did I spell that right?) Anyway, wondering if you were thinking of any embellishing after the border was on? Something a little silvery maybe?
It almost looks like eagle tracks, doesn't it? Love it.
AMAZING! This quilt is wonderful the border is awesome. I'm gonna use this fractured diamond border for sure.. I love, love this quilt!
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