Border #4 Is Here By Patchwork Posse
Sorry this is so late girls– I truly am sorry. My life is at the parents home and I am using their internet and laptop and rooms…and bla bla…. so things have been a bit mixed up. I am hoping the dust will settle {until we find our new home}…… so until then.
Today I have the next border for the Round Robin. Catch up if you can!! I love how it is turning out and totally excited to see your cute tops everyone is making.
I added a border to make it just a bit bigger + how about some funky fun pinwheels!!!
[Materials Needed For Border #4]
- Fabric: Coordinating fabric and optional scraps
- Tools: Rotary cutter, cutting mat, ruler, sewing machine
- Thread: Matching or contrasting
- Extras: Pins, iron, marking tools (optional)
Tips and Tricks for Border #4
- Measure Twice, Cut Once – Double-check your quilt’s measurements before cutting fabric to ensure a perfect fit.
- Consistent Seam Allowance – Stick to a ¼” seam to keep everything aligned and avoid wonky edges.
- Press as You Go – Press seams open or to one side to reduce bulk and achieve crisp, clean lines.
The Winner Of The Prize:
MEZCAT!!!
Reeze is offering
A FREE PATTERN {your pick from her site}
+ A COPY OF THE 100 QUILT BLOCKS MAGAZINE
Check out some totally cute quilts you are working on:
From cricketsstudio From rockydog4
From mollyculley From rockydog4
~ Schedule & Links ~
Share Your Photos
October 11 – Center Block {check the page scaling – fit to page – so it will print correctly}
October 25 – Joan
November 8 – Molly
November 22 – Reeze
December 13 – Donnely
December 27 – Ros
January 10 – Beth
January 24 – Carrie
{Complete The Quilt Here}
- Patchwork Round Robin Center Block
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #1 By Joan
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #2 By Molly
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #3 By Reeze
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #5 By Ros
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #6 By Beth
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #7 By Carrie
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #8 And Finishing Up
- Patchwork Round Robin Completed Plus A Winner!!
FAQ’S For Border #4
What size should Border #4 be?
The exact size depends on your quilt’s current measurements. Be sure to measure before cutting to ensure a perfect fit.
How do I keep my seams straight?
Use a ¼-inch presser foot and take your time sewing. Pinning or clipping pieces before stitching can also help with accuracy.
How can I fix a border that’s too short or too long?
If too short, add a small strip of coordinating fabric. If too long, trim carefully, ensuring all sides remain even.
