
I finally finished sewing on the border of my Civil War quilt. Next step, the hand quilting.

My final solution for the border was to find another fabric that coordinated for a stop border. I then took all the left over fat quarters and cut out 2 1/2 inch squares which were sewn together randomly for the 4 inch outer border. I really like how it all came together.

Because there were left over squares and border strips, Julianna has a new doll quilt. I love my Julianna!
4 comments:
That is spectacular. I really love it Laurel
Beautiful work of art! Amazing!
Love the idea for the border, just beautiful.
Wow. I love your border solution!! I love handquilting; you'll find it so relaxing if you've never done it. Love the picture of Julianna. Lots of Love. Julie
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