But it's done now unless I decide to add borders. It's big enough (60 x 80) but doesn't look quite finished to me. Any comments?
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Oops!
Trying to put this donation quilt together at bee yesterday and got a bit ahead of myself. I was so pleased that I had it done - then noticed two columns were upside down. Could have left it alone and called it art but I just couldn't stand it! Had to do a bit of frog stitching - ripit, ripit.
But it's done now unless I decide to add borders. It's big enough (60 x 80) but doesn't look quite finished to me. Any comments?
But it's done now unless I decide to add borders. It's big enough (60 x 80) but doesn't look quite finished to me. Any comments?
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3 comments:
Hey woman, I kinda liked it the 'wrong' way but it's nice the right way, too. HA I'd say no borders--that'd probably make it WAY big! Makes it easier on you, too.
I love borders but if it makes the quilt way too big for you, don't do it.
Well, the Oops version was interesting! If it doesn't make it too big, I would add a border.
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