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So many of you have asked about the border in my "painting for a quilt" post, that I am posting this tutorial.
You need rectangles: 5 5/8" x 2 1/4" and for triangles, 2 5/8" squares cut diagonally into triangles Line up the corner of the triangle with the corner of the rectangle [ATTACH=CONFIG]160424[/ATTACH] these are easy to chain-stitich [ATTACH=CONFIG]160947[/ATTACH] Line up another triangle with the opposite corner of the rectangle [ATTACH=CONFIG]161052[/ATTACH] Press seams toward triangles and trim points [ATTACH=CONFIG]161541[/ATTACH] the points of each piece should "stick out" about 1/4 " [ATTACH=CONFIG]161660[/ATTACH] trim the long edges and here's your finished piece [ATTACH=CONFIG]161964[/ATTACH] |
Great tute, thanks.
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thanks
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Thanks for the tute!!
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Thanks! It's wonderful!
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Thanks for the tute!!
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Thanks for sharing. I was wondering about your border, but thought it was to complex for me. You made it look much easier. I'm going to try it.
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Thank you for taking the time to put this together and share with us. I've tried the technique before and was not totally successful. This provides the encouragement that I need to try it again. I went back and looked at your quilt and I think that the person you traded with got a good deal, also. Hope that you were both happy with your trade.
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Thanks for sharing great tute!
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wow, love the tute, and have lots of fabrics I could use. Might even try some of my huge collection of fruit and veggie fabrics. Thank you
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