Well, home from the weekend away and had the urge to do some sewing. While looking thru some boxes the other day for sewing to take to our Night Group I came across this quilt I had made some time back. Wasn't very fussed on the result as I thought it looked pretty plain even though the repo fabrics are just beautiful.

But I hate giving up on a quilt and so put some borders on. Put a narrow 1 1/4 inch inner border on and it immediately looked better.

Then the outer border and hey presto it looks 100%.


So have made the binding and will prepare the backing tomorrow and it can go into the cupboard of The Great Unquilted.
5 comments:
It looks great with borders! My ocean waves quilt was like that... I didn't love it until the borders were on - sometimes there is just something about borders that finishes things up nicely!
Cheers! Evelyn
I´d say that this whole quilt will be amazing! So lovely!
No, no....don't put it back into the cupboard! It wants a turn to be quilted now! It is an absolutely fantastic quilt and so NOW!!
That's too nice of a quilt for The Great Cupboard. How many quilts are in there anyway?
What a beautiful quilt! It looks so very old and wonderful!
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