Quilts WITHOUT borders
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Very modern! I did a D9P without borders and another little 9-patch baby quilt without borders.
And I have an old Mennonite quilt from Ontario which is all wild little nine-patches and scrappy which as no borders.
And I have an old Mennonite quilt from Ontario which is all wild little nine-patches and scrappy which as no borders.
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Just an FYI. When doing quilts without borders and taking it to a longarmer it is helpful to stay stitch 1/8" from the edge. This will prevent your stitching coming undone, if you haven't back stitched at the beginning and end of each row, as we manipulate your quilt top.
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Julie Herman of Jaybird Quilts designs all her quilts without borders. Her book is titled Skip the Borders.
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/
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I prefer borders on my quilts, they seem finished to me with borders. They won't get wobbly or wonky if they are measured the right way. Just what I do for my quilts.
Your quilt your way, no right way to do anything.
Your quilt your way, no right way to do anything.
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