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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In my on-demand free-motion quilting course, I’ll help you get started, practice at your own pace, and build the confidence to quilt that top yourself.
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!!!
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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In my on-demand free-motion quilting course, I’ll help you get started, practice at your own pace, and build the confidence to quilt that top yourself.
I have been working on a new YouTube series, thinking about easy designs for quilting borders…..
….starting out with Wavy Lines…..
Now you may look at my stitching and say “THAT isn’t very good at all”, and honestly, those were my thoughts as I was quilting…..
BUT, when you look at the reverse side (where the thread and fabric are the same color), ALL you see is the TEXTURE!!
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In my on-demand free-motion quilting course, I’ll help you get started, practice at your own pace, and build the confidence to quilt that top yourself.
Don’t you hate it when you are quilting a border and can’t figure out how to place the designs so that one isn’t CHOPPED OFF?
That was the dilemma presented to me by one listener, and this is my answer….
So, here are TWO methods of placing designs without chopping them off at the edges.
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