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Donna is a really terrific teacher - she makes the piecing process totally understandable in down-to-earth language. Thanks!
After watching your tutorials and listening to your repeated instructions, I THINK I am ready to give quilting a try! You break the process down to " reasonable " steps that have given me the confidence I need to get one started. Thanks for all you professional tips.
I've never tried adding borders this way. It's quite different, but I think it'll work well on small quilts. Not sure about large quilts, 'cos they're so difficult to keep everything straight. This is another FABULOUS tutorial. Thanks, Donna!
THANK GOD I FOUND THIS VIDEO!! I was honestly confused on how that worked an want to do this on quilt!!
Just a fun, beautiful quilt that exudes happiness and energy. Love it! Thank you for that perfectly clear lesson. With every video I
I was never any good at math , nobody told me math was involved in quilting !! 😢
I am so THANKFUL for all your videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you
Your border method works great and fun too. So nice to sit at machine and sew instead of getting up and down to cut and press. No ruffles or misshapen edges. Thanks again
Outstanding tutorial...outstanding quilt.
Donna, Great video and tutorial on the maths, so much information to help me put the borders on my first quilt ..... thank you so much from Scotland
You keep amazing me with all the valuable information that you share in your tutorials. This tutorial included math for borders, how to stack your fabric to cut a couple layers at once, and the coolest one is how to sew the borders off of the stacked cut fabric. Thank you Donna 🧵🪡🌸
Making sure your quilt is squared up and your border strips are cut straight really helps with rippling or waviness too. Thanks for sharing with us your amazing skills.
Your such a great teacher.
I am a longarmer, and routinely see borders with issues. How to handle incorrectly applied border is a common discussion. I agree with what you have done up to application. Not measuring at least three places across, taking an average, and cutting opposite side borders the same length seems to be the most common practice contributing to wavy borders. (Cutting borders to a length before adding just because the pattern says a length is also problematic as the borders can be too short for actual pieced product!) Cutting opposite sides the same also lets a quilted see if there are issues with the center of the quilt. The borders must fit the quilt and help it be square. Unfortunately, not everyone is as precise a pieced as you seem to be! Your application method is great IF the quilt is square and IF the pieces doesn’t stretch as she sews.
Donna ty for sharing such a beautiful quilt pattern.....I will be making this one ...but will add an extra row....I have tried your way of cutting...I can't believe how much more accurate my pieces come out ....its like someone turned on the lights....I have learned so much ty...hugs from Canada eh
Wowzer so detailed, thanks.....waving from Michigan
Thank you so much for this video. Before I watched this about 20 times, I'd never done a border on my quilts. Now, I'm hooked & they are perfect! I don't even do the math. I just join up a bunch of strips w/ straight seams vs bias like I do for my bindings. Then I start adding them by side. Love your videos! Someday, I will drive down to Oregon & visit your store. Would be an honor to meet you. Thanks again for this one in particular!
Really helpful for a beginner like me
I am certainly glad I discovered your tutorials - your style is so clear and helpful. I make a lot of quilts for charity and often use panels. I put borders on a single picture panel and often have trouble with it distorting - I am hoping your method will solve that. However, I also used multi-picture panels and re-frame each picture with borders and then the whole quilt. I would be interested in a tutorial on framing individual blocks (or pictures) into an attic window arrangement as they are really effective. And then I would love to see how you would quilt a single panel or various picture panels. Sorry for rambling on so long. Thanks again - I really look forward to your tutorials and living in Australia it's very generous of you to make them widely available.
Thanks Donna. Wonderful instructions for calculating fabric. The quilt is lovely.