Free motion quilt designs for borders

Interested in quilting feathers on your quilt but not sure how to include them? Check out these 15 ways to quilt feathers in different shapes.

Add a little sunshine to your next quilt project with this simple free motion tutorial that's great for machine quilters. This Daisy Chain Free Motion Tutorial is a simple way to add some beautiful summery details to your next quilt, and comes with step-by-step images for creating your chain of daisies. This free motion tutorial is a great way to learn machine quilting basics, and is the perfect project for building your free motion skills. A charming decoration to any quilt top or border…

I am delighted to have Patsy Thompson as our December FMQ Expert, for the 2012 Free Motion Quilting Challenge. Whe...

Have you read the post on vines and feathers ? Have you sketched some designs? Alright, let's rock. The last two medium sized strips on the...

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While the designs in the center of your quilt often take center stage, your quilt borders deserve some love, too! Here are five of our most popular border design tutorials for you to try.

Petit Design Co has done a 31 day series on quilting with a walking foot.........think it is just straight lines? NOPE - she includes curves. There are some great ideas applicable to quilting on a longarm as well. Click here to visit the landing page with links to the 31 days......

Hi fellow quilters... thanks for stopping by! Before we announce the winner of the Aurifil thread (so exciting) I wanted to share ...

I wanted to pass along an easy way to quilt a rope cable border without any backtracking! This is the rope cable stencil from my Ultimate Borders collection. Generally when you quilt this design there is double stitching on every other hump of the cable in order to keep it continuous. Here's a different solution...