How to sew the second 4″ border onto a quilt top to complete the quilt top, including tips to make sure it comes out flat and square. This is part of our quilt project for charity.
Quilting with Mary
Mary learned to quilt from her mother when she was small. She coordinated a service project – making quilts for babies – through ABC quilts at about age 16. Now, she enjoys learning new quilting techniques, sharing a love of quilting with others, and making beautiful quilts to give.
Sew a Second Border to Complete your Quilt Top
Sew a First Border to your Quilt Top
How to add a border to a quilt top. As part of our quilt project for charity, we add a border that 4″ on the sides and 6″ on the top and bottom of the quilt.
How to Combine 12.5-inch Quilt Blocks with Sashing
Follow these step-by-step instructions to turn 12 12.5-inch unfinished blocks into a cohesive whole by adding sashing in between all of the blocks.
How to Sew a 12.5″ Woven Star Quilt Block
How to make a 12.5″ square woven star quilt block. This is not a block with clever cutting and sewing techniques; it has straightforward instructions. With careful cutting, measuring, pressing, and sewing, you will have a beautiful quilt block!
How to Sew a Saluting Star Quilt Block
These directions will make a Saluting Star quilt block that is 12.5″ by 12.5″ with 1/4″ seam allowances, so the finished size will be 12″ by 12.”
How to Sew Four 2″x3.5″ Flying Geese Quilt Blocks
Flying geese can be difficult to sew. These foolproof directions will help you create four flying geese blocks that are the perfect size: 2″ by 3.5″
How to Sew a Nested Sawtooth Star Quilt Block
The nested sawtooth star is an attractive, traditional quilt block that is not too hard to put together. Follow these foolproof instructions for a beautiful quilt block.
How to Sew a 6.5″x6.5″ Sawtooth Star Quilt Block
The sawtooth star does not have to be hard to make. Follow these foolproof instructions for all skill levels to make a 6.5″x6.5″ block.
9 Cutting Tips: Prevent Mistakes while Cutting Quilt Fabric
My best tips for cutting fabric while you are quilting, so you won’t make the same mistakes I have made.
How to Sew 4 Asymmetrical Flying Geese Quilt Blocks
This pattern will make 3.5″ by 6.5″ flying geese with three colors. These blocks are used in the pinwheel star quilt block. It uses the 4-at-a-time method.