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Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 6842214)
Quilts without borders is not a new idea. I have several old quilts, made by my Great, and Great Great Grandmothers without borders. My Grandmother (she is 105) refuses to use borders. She say's the borders just have too many wobbles (her words) to ease in. LOL
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I put borders on all of my quilts, just like I put picture frames on all of my pictures. It stops the action and completes them.
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I actually prefer my scrap quilts without boarders just like the traditional quilts. I love scrap quilts and always add a solid to them to give a place for the eye to rest.
Have a great day making your scrappy quilt. Karen |
I like quilts without borders. This is one of my favorite books:
http://www.amazon.com/Skip-Borders-P...dp/B00BGHS0IU/ |
I often make quilts without borders, but always with binding. So the binding does serve as a border, albeit a small one.
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