The pattern has a "moon" on every square, but I think it looks better with just a few, scattered across the quilt top. The pattern also calls for a border, but again, I think it looks better sans border. What do you think?
I did finish a project this weekend, but can't show you the whole thing because it's a pattern test for Sara of Sew Sweetness.
Here's the inside, though!
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Good call on just the few moons, and I like it sans border. This is such an unusual and aethetically pleasing design! Love the colors you've chosen!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the moons in every block. Seems like it would be overwhelming. Love your newspaper bag. Your little sailor is probably just too tired after his long days. Have a wonderful week Marti! Sandi
ReplyDeleteI like the random moons too!
ReplyDeletePerhaps your LS is just too darn tired and a tad pre-occupied!
Oooh, I do like the random moons, Marti. It's going to be fabulous! :o)
ReplyDeleteI thought of your little sailor the other day when our news bulletins said the US navy was on its way to help. I'll keep him in my prayers.
I agree on scattering fewer "moons"; I can go either way on borders. I guess it depends on the color of border. Maybe a 2-sided border on R and bottom for the moons to "fall" into?
ReplyDeleteYour quilt looks great. I love how creative minds work and agree that scattered moons look good. I think the dark colour of the moons would make a great binding, no boarders. Hope your sailor contacts you soon.
ReplyDeleteCheers Pauline.
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