QAYG Borders
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QAYG Borders
My frame will only hold a quilt up to 86 inches wide. I want to make the one I am working on bigger. QUESTION --- have any of you done the quilting on the frame then quilted the borders separately then attached with QAYG method? If so how did you do it?
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This is the method I used. You will have to scroll down past the block construction to where she joins her blocks.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...lt-t60764.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...lt-t60764.html
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I've made several large quilts using this method: http://lifeisbeautifulbom.wordpress....u-go-tutorial/
I made a queen and a king bedspread and the overhang (borders) were quilted separate from the bed surface area, then joined by this method. It made working with the quilt a lot easier on my regular sewing machine. The downside is hand-sewing the sash on the back (it can be done by machine). A real plus to using this method is the sashing is a great guide for making the bed.
I made a queen and a king bedspread and the overhang (borders) were quilted separate from the bed surface area, then joined by this method. It made working with the quilt a lot easier on my regular sewing machine. The downside is hand-sewing the sash on the back (it can be done by machine). A real plus to using this method is the sashing is a great guide for making the bed.
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