If you can quilt a short, straight-ISH line, you can quilt this simple border…..
Once again, it is all about the TEXTURE…..

Try it on your next border!!
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If you can quilt a short, straight-ISH line, you can quilt this simple border…..
Once again, it is all about the TEXTURE…..

Try it on your next border!!
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Your machine is ready. Your quilt top is waiting. Let’s finally make friends with free motion quilting. 🧵
The Free Motion Quilting Summit 2026 is happening August 19–21 — three days of workshops and demos from 20+ quilting teachers, streamed straight to wherever you like to sew.

Here’s what you’ll get:
And the best part?
Registration is completely free.
No travel. No commitment. Just you, your machine, and a whole lot of new stitches.
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Optional upgrade available after sign-up if you’d like extended access and bonus content.
I hope you will join me and 20 other teachers as we explore Free-Motion-Quilting!!
Yes, if you can print a Capital “G”, then you can quilt this simple narrow border design…..
They are simple and classy at the same time!!!

A “hump” is a very innocuous shape, with no one specified shape.
That makes it PERFECT for free motion quilting. Since there is no defined shape, you CAN’T do it wrong!!
And if you place those humps on each side of a border, the texture is outstanding!!
I DO like how these look….

Make your next border a little “humpy”!!
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Well, last week’s wavy-line border seemed a bit boring, so I spiced it up by adding some curves…
When I see this new design, I am reminded of musical staves…

I really do like this addition!!
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