Borders
Wonky Jacob's Ladder
I picked this design from my 10 September 2010 post to add borders to.
What if I start by duplicating the block grid around the outside of the design?
What if I use part of the design as cornerstones and fill in between with stripes?
This is too busy for me.
What if I make a border composed of simple squares?
This might work with a different design but I don't think it suits this one.
What if I place a multicolored accent border on the inside and add plain borders around it?
The accent border does not pick up the rhythm of the design like I hoped it would.
What if I forget the accent border?
This is pleasant and it works, but I don't like having the narrow border on the outside.
What if I play with the width of the borders?
I like this better.
What if I give the design more "breathing " space?
I think this has a bit more punch. So this is my final answer.
For more border ideas go to My Post by Subject in the sidebar on the right and click on Borders.
Curved Cornerstones + 126, 127, 128, 129, 130
13 hours ago
I like both of the last two .... if i was making it I think the choice would depend on how much fabric I had.
ReplyDeleteI would have to toss a coin if I had enough for either!
Judy B
Judy
ReplyDeleteThe decision could also depend on where the quilt is going to be used.
The last one is framed like a picture and would be suitable as a wall hanging.
The second last one would work better as a lap quilt.