Borders on Rail Fence
#4
here's an example-you do this once and then again so that it's opposite, so the lines interlock and you end up with figure 8s or maybe a better description would be footballs. Or alternatively, make them points instead of soft curves and you end up with diamonds.
#8
Someone (on this board??) suggested tracing the quilt pattern you want on tissue paper, then using 505 to gently adhere the tissue to the fabric where you want to stitch. It will pull away easily.
I'm going to try it on my next quilt.
I'm going to try it on my next quilt.
#9
I do have that stitch, but haven't mastered how to intersect the curves correctly. On a two inch border how many of these would you do across? or up and down?
I also have a stippling stich. If I use it, how would I run it on the border?
I also have a stippling stich. If I use it, how would I run it on the border?
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