Can this be done?
Has anyone added borders after the quilt has been quilted? My frame only allows me to quilt 92 or less inches wide. If I want it wider, can I add a border after it has been quilted? Do I sandwich it with batting and then add it? Can I just add a hemmed skirt or ruffle? Any suggestions are welcome. I'm just brainstorming
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Get Marti Michell's book, Machine Quilting in Sections. It explains exactly how to quilt the borders separately and then add them to the quilt. You can use either DSM or longarm.
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yes, yes, and yes. Both of your suggestions are workable ideas.
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Of course, you could add a hemmed skirt or ruffle ... what do you want?
You could look at QAYG techniques as a possible way to do what you want to do. Also, take a look at MaryKatherine's thread where she did the reno of a quilt, already quilted, finished and bound. She gives good explanations as to how she did it! |
I hope to make an old quilt that my mother made and quilted, but didn't bind. Will be watching this thread.
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Originally Posted by dunster
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Get Marti Michell's book, Machine Quilting in Sections. It explains exactly how to quilt the borders separately and then add them to the quilt. You can use either DSM or longarm.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji8BLS2rNHA
here is a good video |
Originally Posted by dunster
(Post 6245085)
Get Marti Michell's book, Machine Quilting in Sections. It explains exactly how to quilt the borders separately and then add them to the quilt. You can use either DSM or longarm.
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refers to a domestic sewing machine. (not a longarm)
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Originally Posted by yorkie luv
(Post 6245146)
Thanks, I ordered the book. What is DSM?
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