There aren't enough pinwheels to complete the entire inner border so I thought of combining them with the blue batik of the outer border. I'm leaning toward this arrangement: 
But I am always so symmetrical in my thinking I even bore myself, so I tried this uneven arrangement.
Then my old ways reasserted themselves and I tried this also:
I just can't decide! What do you think?
But I am always so symmetrical in my thinking I even bore myself, so I tried this uneven arrangement.
Then my old ways reasserted themselves and I tried this also:
I just can't decide! What do you think?
9 comments:
I'm up for #2.
You can't go wrong with any of those layouts, but I'm partial to the first and the third ones.
I would definitely do something NON symetrical -- the quilt itself is so 'regular' and the pattern is 'expected." I would put a lot of them on the lower left side and a lesser number on the upper right.
However, every time I think I know what I'm talking about, I don't, and the quilt is finished an entirely different way than what I predicted, and it's gorgeous! Maybe a finished quilt is just gorgeous. 8-)))
#2. It's non-symmetrical but it pulls your eye into the quilt and frames it really nicely. Seems to give it flow and motion but in a good way-not the stop the tilt a whirl I need to get off way.
#2. It's non-symmetrical but it pulls your eye into the quilt and frames it really nicely. Seems to give it flow and motion but in a good way-not the stop the tilt a whirl I need to get off way.
I like 1 and 2 - 2 is definately growing on me after looking at them all several times. Although it's non symmetrical it has a lovely feel to it. You have been very busy indeed.
Hmm, I like #2 and #1. #3 just doesn't do it for me. I agree with Becca about the layout drawing your eye into the quilt.
My favorite look, the one I love best is #2, it just says something to me.
I think they're all gorgeous. And I'm in awe of anyone who quilts. I just don't have the patience.
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