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Here are a few more pictures of easy mitered borders and the effect of stripes.
The red and striped borders were added together. [ATTACH=CONFIG]269284[/ATTACH] Two examples of using stripes by direction. [ATTACH=CONFIG]269285[/ATTACH] I've lost one side of this example.:) Bias stripes will not match but will have a neat effect. [ATTACH=CONFIG]269286[/ATTACH] Very uneven stripes still match perfectly if fussy cut to match. [ATTACH=CONFIG]269290[/ATTACH] Just trying stripes without a definite line between colors. [ATTACH=CONFIG]269296[/ATTACH] Not quilted so hangs funny. Rectangle with two borders mitered at once. [ATTACH=CONFIG]269301[/ATTACH] |
Thanks for the post! I have some striped fabric and looking to try an attractive border
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Nice effect. Really like the narrow stripes on the bottom one.
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:thumbup:
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Cool effect, thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing. I want to learn to miter my corners.
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impressive!!!!
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Just wondering what you did that made these easier. Do you have a trick that we need to have? If so, could you post a tutorial? Oops, just realized you already did. Thanks for the info.
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The bias stripe has the attic window effect. Very interesting
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Thanks Ira Jane. Love your striped borders. Thank you so much for the post on the tute. I am checking it out. Thanks for your tute!!
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