
It's so hard to get a good picture of a border. Too long! It measures 8 inches wide and 60 inches long. I took a few close up pictures also.


I love using different green fabrics for the stem. It makes the border so interesting. I'm reusing a lot of my freezer paper so it's actually a little faster. I have everything marked with a water soluble blue marker so it's easy to work on one small section at a time.

This picture gives you an idea of how the border will look on the quilt. I like it! An appliqued border takes a while but adds so much to the quilt. I'm looking forward to making more borders. I think I'll make the top next since it will be a mirror image of the bottom border. Another great way to use scraps!
Making good progress! I like your choice of pink for the background fabric.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Em! I wasn't too sure about the pink fabric when I bought it but I think it's fine too.
DeleteLove that pink border so much..this quilt is lovely--nice work hugs, Julieose
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julierose! Love your comments!
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