Quilting sashing designs

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.

Skinny borders almost never need a whole lot of attention, but they can add a lot to the look of a quilt by quietly separating sections. That's why, even for skinny borders, it's important to make a quilting plan. PS This post is part of Quilt Your Own Adventure , where I am quilting m

Want to try sashing a quilt? Get some inspiration for quilt sashing in this post and make your own now.

12 sashing and borders designs for quilting

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......

Making a free motion quilting sample book is a great way to keep a record of your favorite background designs. See how to make this book.

Discover inspiring free motion quilt designs! Explore tutorials, tips, and ideas to enhance your quilting skills and creativity.

Frequent considerations like handling thick seams, masculine quilts or what to quilt on a floral quilt are handled in this blog post from Stitched by Susan.

In between canning batches of peaches today, I drew out a few quilting designs that would fit in sashing strips and narrow borders: On fabric, I would chalk out a curvy spine/vine. Then stitch out large curls. You can add plumes and leaves to the curls. These would also work for narrow borders and sashing strips. The top of the page shows how I would stitch them out. More designs for sashings and narrow border areas. Veteran Peaches grown in Oregon Waiting to be packed into the jars... So…