DON'T BORDER YOUR QUILTS WITHOUT WATCHING THIS VIDEO!

[@karenm7260]

Thank you for another great idea that adds another dimension to quilting. And so easy to do when finishing up with borders.

[@wilycat5290]

Yes, yes, yes. A very classy touch. Thank you for this idea. 😊👍💕

[@bettygray3745]

👍 love the fabric on the second quilt 💕

[@SewingStudio]

Thank you! 😊

[@dotlaing1085]

Superb Katrina…it looks lovely. Thanks for showing, great advice . X Dottie

[@claudiaaspray2935]

This is a great suggestion. I was about to border a quilt with seamed together strips. This idea makes the seams look intentional. Thank you!

[@bethkoch11]

I love this idea; it adds such a nice touch to the quilt. I'm getting ready to put a border on a quilt and I'm going to try this.

[@esthertoombs6961]

This is a clever idea! I absolutely love it and most definitely will incorporate the idea onto one of my quilts.

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Great ideas! Thank you!

[@carolmorgano7158]

Never thought of doing that , it looks rather nice thank you👍👏🥰🌷

[@janecatalano8621]

What a GREAT idea! I can have decorative fun with this idea... Thanks so much for your inspiration!

[@kendranewton9071]

What an awesomely beautiful idea, thanks!

[@chooky1780]

Thank you so much. Love this idea 👍🏻

[@SewingStudio]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joanmacleod1362]

What a perfectly great idea. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@manuelashannon1369]

Great idea. I am trying to dress up my borders. Love watching.

[@francesnesbitt8825]

Such a great way to add interest to the border. Thanks for demonstrating.

[@05grandkids]

I love this idea. That is a classy addition to a quilt, I will definitely try this. Thank you...

[@MuddyWellies]

I love this idea. Thank you!

[@sharonleeirvin3320]

love this idea Im going to use it thanks

[@debbymccauley4774]

Brilliant idea to extend your borders! Thanks for sharing

[@1tinac]

This is clever idea. I will add this. Thank you for sharing.

[@GrandmaPatty49]

Although I love the diagonal seams when sewing border pieces together, I will try this method for sure. Thanks!

[@JulesMadeThis24]

Excellent. Thank you for such a clear lesson!

[@jeanettedominguez1885]

Love this idea ❤️ thank you 😊

[@bridgetwhite5547]

What a good idea. I like that very much. Thanks. 😊

[@SewingStudio]

Glad you like it!

[@yolandadenny8692]

Great idea! I always have to piece my fabric borders. My lap quilts run 58' x 48". This solves the problem and ADDS interest. I watch MANY quilting videos and this is the first time I ever saw this idea. Thank you.

[@Amal2365]

Great idea, thank you so much for sharing this

[@tracyparris-volkner2721]

Never thought to do this. Looks very nice. Thank you for sharing x

[@annryan6418]

Thanks Katrina! What a good idea.....miss your workshops x

[@debrastewart9194]

Fabulous idea! Thank you. Cheers from the US! ❤

[@zonawilson6245]

What a fun idea! And using it as a stopping border is more fun that a plain narrow border too - much more tactile. I'm going to use this in the current quilt, for sure! Thank you.

[@NikSewCraft]

Brilliant tip! Thanks for th video.

[@gracewest5504]

Greetings from Arizona. Great idea. Thanks!

[@pamelanred5053]

Such a cute idea. Thank you for sharing.

[@galewhiteman2047]

Thank you. I’ll probably use this in a future quilt.

[@roryd2339]

great idea, ty

[@sherryfaires7931]

This is a wonderful technique! I will be using this!

[@sharonmeier7688]

Wgar a clever idea. Thanks

[@carolegroom5161]

Such a great idea. I’ll try it when I do another quilt. Thank you for showing us.

[@valerieslater3029]

What a beautiful idea, I am so glad I found you, your explanations are so simple and easy, thanks !

[@Kate98755]

off center is how i garden too, nature is not symmetrical, which is i feel why random is pleasing...just discovered your channel, enjoying

[@lauralazar659]

Great idea, good presentation, thank you!

[@geraldineself6017]

This is a wonderful technique.

[@cazfromoz1]

I think this method could easily be utilised to make "stained glass-look' quilts. Best to use black fabric strips to join batik fabric patches - to complete the 'look'. I'd also probably stitch down the 'flange' with 1/8" seam allowance - just so the black strips don't stand up in the air. Thanks for this demo. cheers, from Australia!

[@amiablecrafter]

Great idea to add texture to a window pane type quilt too❤️

[@maeolaogden5223]

Interesting. Makes a nice contrast.

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

I made the filet on my border after watching this video!! Turned out nice! I originally watched this to remind myself what border to sew first; the sides or the top and bottom! 😆

[@SewingStudio]

Glad we could help Lisa!

[@lindao7887]

I like it!! Great new idea! Always looking for new things. Thank you.

[@doreenlerh5063]

Brilliant ,thank you

[@jillthomas366]

What a clever idea, I love it! I am at the border portion of a T-shirt quilt and I was searching for a clever way to piece the strips together and I just found it. 😁 Thank you so much for sharing your your technique.🥰

[@cheryldavis1268]

What a great idea. Thank you so much

[@marthafast4583]

I’m going to try this on an angle

[@airmom8716]

Well how bout that! Great for when you have a fabric that is too short! i bet that has happened to me. Seems like I have put fabric back into the "can't Use" pile because it was too short! I like how there is a pop of color and where it is offset it looks so "Planned" as a wonderful asset, vs I needed to make this strip longer! mazing tip. Thank you!

[@1of2shoes]

Great idea. Thank you.

[@SewSoUnique]

I just love this channel. New quilter here!!!

[@maryviti6799]

Katrina, Thank you! I’m using your “join” method. This method will let me use the material I already have, save me $30.00 ( 2 1/2yds fabric for right length borders) and make the border more artsier! Mary 🍀

[@rquilts.Kuwait]

I love the idea. Should give it a try 👍

[@suebean3873]

Great idea! Very nice and different from the “norm”. Would you be able to show us one day on how to do a double binding, in other words, two colours within the same binding. Saw it done once, and it was so pretty. Thank you!

[@LollisQuiltingLife]

Love this idea! Thank you for sharing, will be trying this for sure

[@sshaw4429]

Love it!

[@ceciliaschleicher278]

A way to use up some of those scraps that I keep in a bowl. I keep them because they are long and narrow as I figure at some point I will incorporate them into a string and/or crumb block.

[@madelinegreen660]

Fantastic tip thanks

[@lesleygilbert1945]

Great idea - thanks 💖 🧵🪡

[@GracefulEmbroidery]

Fascinated that you have attached your Go Pro on your machine. I was wondering if you have tried to remove it at any stage. If so how did you do it?

[@Marla.22]

Have never seen this done before but I like the 60 degree angle better to hide those joins. Everyone is diff tho and this quilt looks pretty good with those showing

[@marilynbook4211]

What a fabulous idea. Hi from Canada

[@SewingStudio]

Hello! Thanks for joining us!

[@sunseekerrs3087]

Very striking! So if I were adding this in between the quilt and the border like you did, would I sew it all around the quilt top with a 1/8” seam allowance? Then sew the border on the usual way with a 1/4” seam allowance?

[@mary-annz.reynolds7778]

Great video! 💕

[@ndlz1]

👍🏻🙏

[@GracefulEmbroidery]

Very interesting. What attachment are you using to film your stitching please?

[@amiablecrafter]

I’m guessing this is a flange flap like feature. You didn’t really do a good close up of it or Could be my old eyes. Haha. But it’s an awesome idea. I think it would be great to do on a window pane type quilt using the flange as border of window. Hmm. You’ve got my mind buzzing with options of how to apply to border too. Thanks for sharing

[@SammiJarrad]

The second hanging quilt... can you tell me the pattern name please, thanks for sharing! 💜

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

What quilt is that on the wall? Is there a pattern?

[@SewingStudio]

Hi Lisa, The quilt on the wall was made from a honeybun. Check the tutorial out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXKXk61_qZKnhZo

[@bonnieharrison9828]

What is the pattern of the second quilt?

[@astorybookfinish5055]

Call me an idiot but uhm what the heck is a fill-it?

[@helenmerkis6420]

Sorry, I think this looks dreadful. I’d never do this.