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BORDER #7
Angie from Quilting Melodies has designed border #7 for us. She has added a quick stop border all the way around {don’t you think it needed something a bit more calming?} and then —– a row of the cutest baskets! It will compliment the center basket perfect.
A little bio on Angie— first she is a designer for the Patchwork Posse online sewing group. Click here for more info. She is also a great friend of mine! We have been quilting around for about what?…..5 years or so. She is very talented and has designed a ‘Chocolate Quilt’ & she is currently designing a Wizard of Oz themed quilt– {I have seen it all laid out and it is wonderful!!!} Check out her blog for more goodies on her.
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+ Materials Needed For Patchwork Round Robin Border #7 +
- Fabric for Border #7: Choose coordinating fabrics that complement your quilt center.
- Rotary Cutter and Mat: For precise cutting of fabric strips or blocks.
- Ruler: Essential for accurate measurements and cutting.
- Sewing Machine: For stitching the border pieces together.
- Thread: Match or contrast with your fabric, depending on your design preference.
- Iron and Ironing Board: To press seams for a crisp finish.
- Pins or Clips: To keep fabric pieces aligned while sewing.
- Measuring Tape: To ensure the border fits perfectly around your quilt center.
Now, girls I have a few comments on this one— the stopper border was sooo needed wasn’t it? I love it! And I HATE BASKETS!!!! Why did I even pick that theme for the center? Do you see how mine turned out? I apparently didn’t audition them before stitching the handle down. And let’s not start on sewing that handle down! Ugh. It is the same type of basket in the CRANKY QUILT and it makes me cranky!! 🙂 It’s a good thing mine is ‘primitive’ or that is what I’m calling it from now on!
Are you making the Patchwork Round Robin with us?
Dates :
Feb 8 – Becky
Feb 22 – Becky
March 8 – Konda
March 22 – Joy
April 12 & OR 26 – Donna
May 10 – Robin
May 24 – Angie
June 14 – Molly
June 28 – Could be you!!! Email me and let me know
~ Make The Whole Quilt Here ~
- Center Block Pattern
- The Basket got their stems!!
- Patchwork Round Robin- Border #1
- Patchwork Round Robin Border 2
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #3
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #4
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #5
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #6
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #8
FAQ’S Of Border #7
How can I add a personal touch to Border #7?
Add appliqué, embroidery, or unique color combinations to make Border #7 a reflection of your creativity!
What type of fabric is best for Border #7?
Use fabrics that coordinate with the quilt’s overall theme. Mixing solids, prints, or even scraps can create a dynamic and cohesive look.
Can I use leftover fabric from earlier borders?
Yes! Incorporating leftover fabric ties the quilt together and reduces waste. It’s a great way to maintain a unified look.
Becky Jorgensen is the creative quilter behind Patchwork Posse, the Patchwork Planner and her online quilt group Patchworkers Plus. You can find her patterns in books, magazines, and her quilt membership. Gather your quilting supplies, organize your sewing space, explore the process of disappearing quilt blocks, or finish a free quilt pattern. I'll help you use what you have, finish what you start and make your quilting journey fun!
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Oh I'm so glad you got a photo up – now I can see what a stop border is 🙂 Hmmmmm… it will be interesting to see how I go with the baskets….
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Joy
a stop border is just a thin border- all 1 fabric, no piecing. it gives a place for the eye to rest before the other borders come. i like it don't you?
I like it, just need to decide which fabric to use! I'm playing with the baskets, but need to do the bows first!!
i really like the baskets too— i really like all the borders!
i really like the baskets too— i really like all the borders!