sewbizgirl

Your quilt is spectacular and OUTSTANDING!

For the three borders, try sewing the three pieces together FIRST, before putting them on the quilt, and then miter the corners on the quilt. This keeps the seams a lot straighter and you can sew them together without the whole weight of the quilt to deal with. When you get to the point of sewing the three borders (joined) onto the quilt, you will have a wider, more stable piece to work with. It works like a charm.

You can look up how to miter the corners online if you don't know how. Just sew your borders to their respective sides and stop 1/4" from the ends. Then you will make the mitered seams.

QuiltnLady1

A stunning quilt!!! An amazing number of pieces -- I am in awe.

QM

It's certainly beautiful. If you like the multiple border look (I do), you might sew them separately then attach them. You could use one border, or even just a strongly colored binding. Try out various possibilities and see what you like.

Heather1957

this quilt is awesome! all those itty bitty bits, well done. ?I think a plain border would be the best but a 5" one then just plain binding. Maybe the same as the border? Would love to see it finished.

donna873

I can definitely see why it is called an OMG quilt that was the first thing that went through my mind when I saw it. wow. beau-ti-ful.

redstilettos

Very nice! May I ask how long you have been working on it?

Fizzle

So beautiful! And the work and time involved! Wow!!!!

lue

MY GOODNESS! I don't even want to THINK about how much work you put into this quilt! It's amazing!! Simply amazing!

pewa88

This is an old post, 2013. I do not know if the poster will see these remarks. It is a beautiful quilt top and I would love to see the finished quilt.

bigsister63

I agree if this is the size that you want without any borders.