Maybe1day

Hi fellow quilters,
I have been working on a quilt border and have decided that I would like to paper piece a few sections of the border.
I need the blocks to be 5" however trying to find anything online relating to paper pieced borders is like trying to find gold. Am hoping that one or two of the quilters on here who paper piece might be able to help me by directing me where to look please.

Many thanks
Maybe1day

nycquilter

if you find a block you like that would work in the border, that's one way. Simply make it one long row for each side of the quilt.

suziehammond

You could draw a very simple pattern yourself. Maybe a chain?

pocoellie

Forest Quilting.com or Urban Elementz have several free pantos. Forest Quilting has several that would work with the size you want.

nycquilter

twisted ribbons is a great one! do a search, though it is easy to draft your own. It is simple, adds dimension, can be done in any number of colors and always looks great. And it's simple. Did I say that? 8^)

virtualbernie

Quilt Pro has a program called paper pieced borders. You can make your blocks any size you need to fit. I don't know if it has the blocks you want but check it out. It costs $19.95 instant download. http://www.quiltpro.com/page/Easy_Fo...Vol_1_mainpage

Maybe1day

Thank you for this, I knew I had seen something about borders somewhere but couldn't remember where or what it was called.

I appreciate the replies so far.