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    How to Add Borders After Quilted

    I have been trying to figure out how I can add to borders to a wall hanging that I have already quilted. At first I had planned to just add the binding but now think I would prefer borders, also. A narrow one and then a little wider one. At first I thought I could use a QAG method but can't see that it will work for borders. Any ideas anyone? This is just spinning around in my head and I am about to just do the binding and be done!

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    I did this - it was relatively easy. I think I googled and found a you tube tutorial. Maybe you can look for it. I'll look too
    Alyce

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stitchnripper View Post
    Stitchnripper- Thank you! This looks like exactly the method I need. Thanks!

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    suern3 thanks for asking about this, and Stitchnripper thank you so much for posting this tutorial. It makes it seem so do-able! I've added the link to my favorites and plan to use it very soon!

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    add as if it was a binding. I did it once long ago. good luck.
    put off till tomorrow what you can do today, and if you procrastinate long enough, you may never have to do it.

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    You have the right idea. If there is binding on the quilt, remove it first. Then just deal with adding the borders and batting as you would with a QAYG.
    A Good Friend, like an old quilt, is both a Treasure and a Comfort

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    If you are adding a narrow border and then a wider one, you will need to do that in two steps, putting the narrow border on, then the wider one.
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    It really was not hard at all.
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