Sashing quilting ideas

Sashing can help define your quilt blocks or it can give them a sea to float on. Either way, adding sashing is easy to do.

Learn how to sew a quilt top together and a cool trick to match seams when doing sashing! Free pattern for this Turtle on the Trot quilt!

Adding sashing to your quilt blocks may seem a little daunting when you are starting out, but it's not that difficult once you know how. Check out our free video tutorial and step by step written instructions to gain more confidence in this process.

Today as part of the Virtual Quilting Bee we are going to assemble our quilt blocks into a finished quilt top wish sashing and borders, ready for quilting. It is so much fun to be this far along in the process! For all of the previous tutorials for the blocks, etc in this series you...Read More

(This post is about adding sashing to a regular quilt. Click here for specific instructions about adding sashing to a Quilt As You Go quilt.) I don't usually add sashing or borders to my quilts, but Controlled Chaos isn't a typical quilt for me. I went back and forth for a long time, debating the

Try This Simple Method for Adding Sashing - Quilting Digest

How to Quilt Skinny Borders and Sashings with HollyAnne Knight of String & Story

Learn more about quilting with your walking foot during my "31 Days of Walking Foot Quilting" series.

No More Sewing Long Rows Together! Have you ever struggled to stitch on rows of sashing in between rows of blocks? It’s simpler, and often more precise, to sash each block individually before sewing them together. In the following video Susan Claire, the Gourmet Quilter, demonstrates the process by adding sashing to 5″ charm squares. …

Sometimes you just want to try some new designs and get away from the "usuals". Continue reading for 15 unique ways to quilt a half square triangle quilt block for inspiration on your next quilt!

Smashing Quilt Sashing - a year of ideas! | Alida (tweloq) Designs

As a quilter, it’s always a good idea to have quilting designs in your arsenal of go-to techniques…especially if you’re quilting for others. Here are our five most popular border design tutorials… More

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It's time again for a new Pattern of the Month! This month we selected the Strawberry Social Quilt Pattern by The Pattern Basket as our August 2013

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How's that for a lame title? Anyway - it has been a busy week. Fun, crazy, but most importantly - productive. The toddler is such a help! First off, thanks so much for all your sweet comments on my last post! You make me feel so loved! Congratulations to Jenny from Cut.Sew.Iron.Repeat - she has won a copy of Quiltmaker magazine. So, email me Jenny at judi @ greenfairyquilts . com and I will have the magazine sent to you right away. All pictures from Instagram - @judiakagreenfairy Playing…

For the last few years, I have providing instructions each month for How-To make a different quilt block. There is no purpose to these blocks except to experiment, learn new things, and have some fun! The following is another option of putting those blocks together. This option gives the block requirements for multiple quilt sizes with a 2 inch sashing and borders.

If you're a quilter, you're probably familiar with the term "Stitch in the Ditch". This is a method of quilting where your quilt directly in...

Hi friends! Today I have a really special (long) post for you! Today I want to share a quilt that took me two years and about 85 hours to...

—Timestamps—00:00 My new favorite quilt-as-you-go method02:35 Batting & Backing for the first ‘block’03:55 Quilting & Trimming First Block04:37 The Joining M...