Border quilting designs simple

As a quilter, it’s always a good idea to have quilting designs in your arsenal of go-to techniques…especially if you’re quilting for others. Here are our five most popular border design tutorials… More

Join Julie Plotniko for step 4 of a wholecloth walking foot quilt as she uses SCHMETZ needles and Gütermann thread and a UNIQUE marker to create complex looking border designs that can be stitched with ease. Free pattern and tutorial.

Making a free motion quilting sample book is a great way to keep a record of your favorite background designs. See how to make this book.

Join Julie Plotniko for step 4 of a wholecloth walking foot quilt as she uses SCHMETZ needles and Gütermann thread and a UNIQUE marker to create complex looking border designs that can be stitched with ease. Free pattern and tutorial.

Just Follow the Line for Wonderful Results! Are you looking for a quilting design for your quilt’s borders? With straight-line quilting, it’s easy to run out of inspiration by the time you get to the borders. Take things up a notch with these creative designs. All of them are simple to do and you’ll get …

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Learn more about quilting with your walking foot during my "31 Days of Walking Foot Quilting" series.

Learn how to sew quilt borders with this step-by-step tutorial. Learn how wide quilt borders should be, how to calculate the yardage needed and how to accurately sew borders to your quilt!

Once you are finished with your quilt, you may be thinking - what's the next step to actually getting this large piece of fabric into a finished quilt. Here are some of my favorite free printable machine quilting designs.

Heather Thomas presents some fun quilt border ideas as well as teaches you how to create a quilt border that isn’t straight edged.

Pretty fabulous corner quilting on this piece by Megan Bohr of Canoe Ridge Creations.

Ever since sharing my Winsome quilt last week I've received a lot of questions about how I did the scalloped border. I admit that up until this month I was completely intimidated by the idea of scallops, and also a little afraid I'd mess up my quilt. So today I wanted to share a tutorial showing how I created the scalloped border. Are you ready to try it? First of all, here's what we're talking about. See the curved edges on the quilt below? That's a scalloped border. Around the web you can…

Hello Everyone, Today I'm going to show you how to make this ribbon border which will be framing my Peek-a-Boo Pumpkins. I started by making 32 (HST) half-square triangles. I make my HST eight at a time using an easy method. You can watch this method by clicking HERE and viewing my video on The Quilt Show. There is a lot of information in my Patchwork Math videos. To soak it all in, you can watch them over and over again for free! Now that I've trimmed my HST to the correct size using a…

This is my best machine quilting trick. It's easy to do and it looks great. I've done it most often on smallish quilts but I've used it on a throw-size quilt, too. I tried it for the first time on this little red quilt, which is a free pattern just for my readers. Such a

You’ve seen them, you’ve probably used them, and you’ve possibly ignored them! Skinny little “separator” borders help us frame blocks, set off larger borders, and make our quilting math come out right.

Bored of straight quilt borders but not quite ready for a pieced border? Why not mix things up with a mitered corner? Continue reading to see this great tutorial on how to miter a quilt corner on your next quilt! #quiltingprojects #quilts #howtomakeaquilt #Quilttutorials #quiltingtips #quilting

Not quite sure what design to choose for the baby quilt you're gifting? Check out this list of 10 different quilting designs especially for baby quilts! These simple walking foot designs can be done quickly on your domestic machine and will enhance the quilt top you created.

Find out the 3 Different Ways to Add Borders to a Quilt Panel through this Quilting Tutorial. Jenny demonstrates three different ways to make a beautiful quilt by adding a border to a panel. Learn how to make a fence rail border, an offset rectangle "brick" border, and a pinwheel border. Follow Missouri Star Quilt Co. for more Sewing Tutorials!

This is Valery's batik quilt and she said I could quilt it however I liked! The colors reminded me of Fall so oak leaves seemed to be the right free hand design to quilt in borders. I had asked Desley for some advise on how to quilt his one. I wasn't sure whether to quilt CC's in the squares, thinking that would take too long, or an allover design. She didn't think the CC's would take that long so I went that direction and she was right. I mentioned I might do leaves in the outer border and…