Looking for Book on Borders
#12
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The free patterns from eQuilter are a tremendous place to get ideas for layouts or borders!
https://www.equilter.com/pattern
https://www.equilter.com/pattern
#13
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Looking for books on Borders
The free patterns from eQuilter are a tremendous place to get ideas for layouts or borders!
https://www.equilter.com/pattern
https://www.equilter.com/pattern
#14
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Location: Greater Peoria, IL -- just moved!
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It was lwbucholz's post that made me think of it. When I participated in the round robin last year I did indeed browse there for borders a bit. eQuilter is my usual first stop for on-line fabric orders, has been for years, so I also get the weekly updates.
The free patterns are mostly about current panels and collections, I don't think well in terms of what to do with a panel, and I have many collections of fabric that need designs, and I will go there for setting ideas I don't actually come up with on my own! In my own I have grids... simple block by block grids maybe with sashing, maybe on point.
I don't try to match their fabric collections, just the design/outline with fish fabric or whatever collection I'm using instead of wolves or horses or whatever they used.
The free patterns are mostly about current panels and collections, I don't think well in terms of what to do with a panel, and I have many collections of fabric that need designs, and I will go there for setting ideas I don't actually come up with on my own! In my own I have grids... simple block by block grids maybe with sashing, maybe on point.
I don't try to match their fabric collections, just the design/outline with fish fabric or whatever collection I'm using instead of wolves or horses or whatever they used.