Beautiful quilt , good luck in finding a solution - it is far too nice to not be finished .

I had made a king size quilt for my son and his wife and I procrastinated for about 5 years before I decided to try to get the border on it. I was so afraid it would be wavy.
I finally told a dear friend of mine. She happens to be a very experienced quilter/quilt instructor, has written quilting books and has many patterns out.
She said just measure the sides and cut the border to fit that measurement. Same with the ends. It worked like a charm. I didn't need to measure in 3 place and take an average. The quilt laid nice and flat.

Ditto! :thumbup:

I think it is beautiful I don't see wavy borders.

I don't think anyone will notice the borders. They will just be looking at the horses and your beautiful quilt. i'm a horsie person and this is wonderful :thumbup:

Just watched that video. That is hilarious!!!!

That what I did. What I did was hand finish so the seam is "closed". Small stitches. Take your time. Pin before you sew. Even if you don't pin. I've had success with. I also find that if I use multiple borders I miter every other one not every one.

I agree with Treasureit if it is only the borders I would take them off and try to figure out what wenr wrong and fix it it is a beautiful quilt worth the extra work

I would just fix the bottom border....love the quilt

This is good, but I usually measure through the centers. Then the sides don't have a chance to be larger! Also, too late for this quilt, but I always try to buy enough fabric to be able to cut the border the length of the fabric, not selvedge to selvedge. Lengthwise cut the fabric does not stretch as much as across the fabric. Kind of a headache to figure out out much fabric to get, but worth it I think. I also will cut the binding this direction as well. Eliminates a lot of seams in the binding! JMHO!