I'm going back over a couple of blocks and take about 1/2 to 5/8 inch seam then it'll ease in and fit!
Friday, June 8, 2007
Easing in the border for the Bloomin' Rose
I'm going back over a couple of blocks and take about 1/2 to 5/8 inch seam then it'll ease in and fit!
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Don't you just hate it when that happens...that is why I have become such a fan of piano key pieced borders (lots of options to make smaller or larger!)
Well that is just a snappy little method you've got there *s* I'll be sure to tuck that into my bag of tricks, too. It looks great - thanks.
This is going to be such a pretty quilt when you get the borders to behave! Can't wait to see it complete :)
I had to visit your blog after reading Nadine´s. She praised your Bloomin´Rose so much and I can see she had a good reason for it. It is very nice.
Easing in is something I practice quite often as well! Take care.
Do you ever add to the inner border instead? BTW - I too am a fan of the piano key borders - if at all, I have recently made several borderless quilts...
So cool to see this quilt come together step by step. A very charming look to this one. Sorry about the border hassle!
Cheri
I want a pink brown and sage quilt like that one =)
Your quilt is looking good. Darn, don't you just hate it when the border pieces don't want to fit in ... what is their problem! :o)
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