Busting up Borders Wrapping a Corner and Turning the Quilt
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Hi all,
Today we are doing borders using a design that turns a corner. This one we also have to edit the repeat to make it work for us. I also go through turning the quilt and setting up the final two borders. I love when designs just flow around the quilt and look like everything was put there so easy. It really is not that hard, once you understand what you are doing. I also like that even though the pattern of the repeat isn't perfect, it looks good when stitched out. A lot of times, we make things harder than they need to be. I hope you get something out of this video and you jump into borders without fear in the future.
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Happy Quilting,
Adam
AT THE END OF THE DAY, IT'S JUST QUILTING
I needed this video 3 months ago. Again, learned so much that you just never get in class!
Great info, Thanks!
Thanks so much these are helpful
OMG.. I just found your channel and I am already loving you.. Thank you for keeping it real. Your are a true ray of sunshine.
So glad I can help.
Thank you Adam for the video in borders. I bought the quick zip system but what I’ve done as a visual is color coat my zipper ends to make them visible instead of reading the zippers.
Ok I love you! I was dying over how to make this work. Border skew did not work as I thought.... I had watched other videos and I hated how it was math and good hope that the corner and straight on the border matched up. Thank you!!!!!!!!!
So glad I could help.
What a pleasure able teacher. I am learning my ProStitcher/Forte daily. You are my best educational asset.
Hi! I hope you had a cheerful day! I had a long day sewing in my sewing room today and now I get to sit and hand quilt while I watch your video. I hope you have a joyful week ahead. Thank you for sharing your video, your time and positive energy!
Thanks Adam. Looking forward to the next “New Thing”. Have a wonderful weekend.
Stay safe.
Adam you are my Pro-Stitcher Rock Star!!! I learn so much by watching your tutorials!! I have be in modify crop hundreds of times and never have I even seen the crop start stop option! Thank you for this border series!!
So happy you shared your series on borders. I am a "turning" convert. I always learn from your videos and I love your positivity for 2022.
Hahaha!! I always wondered what 'umps' were!!! LOL
Thank you Adam...this is so helpful as I am learning and don't know everything yet. Eventually with your videos I will get to the everything point :D
I like your motto for 2022 👍🏻👍🏻
Adam, a thought for more lighting…hubs found LED shop lights at Harbor Freight. Super cheap and we have one over the cutting table and another over the pressing station.
I’m working on a quilt and using your tips from this series. Finished the inside and will tackle the borders next. Thank you for doing these videos.
Watching the flickering on the tablet screen messes with my vertigo. I’ve noticed, if you are not directly facing the screen it is much better. If your camera looks at the screen in a bit of an angle the flickering goes away. I know you have a lot to keep track of when you do these videos, but sometimes I just can’t watch it without it making me feel sick. I have learned so much from your videos and I really appreciate your style of teaching. I hope you come back to Sioux Falls for another training.
Sorry about that, it happens sometime and will just stop. Not sure how to fix it.
This was a great series and I learned a lot of new tricks. Yay! Now I do think turning is the best way but glad to know how to chunk "just in case". BTW Love the stitch out music on all the videos.👍🎶😎
I would love to see how you made your magnet clips. Do you know of a way to get rid of the flicker when filming the screen? It triggers migraines in my daughter and she wants to learn before she gets her long arm.
The video for the side clamps will be out Friday April 29th, as for the screen, I have no clue how to make that stop.
@@adamsewfun. I had a feeling about the screen thing after I read how the picture was made. You don't see it but the camera will pick it up. So she will have to figure it out. I can't wait for the side clamp video!!!!!
@@lyndabuchholz1216 I’m happy to report there’s no screen in that one.
@@jadm222 I will let my daughter know. I am glad it doesn't bother me because I have learned so much from you!!
Do you have to take the quilt and turn it to do the sides, or can you do them as you work down the quilt in rows?
You can “chunk” the border. There is a video showing how to do that. I feel like turning is easier and faster for me.
Adam, an idea for additional lighting…hubs found LED shop lights at Harbor Freight super cheap. They light up my entire room now. We put one of]ver the cutting table and another over the pressing table. I have Elfa shelving around the entire room so he just used zip ties to hang them off the shelving
Adam, do you use your handles to do your area points? Is that already set or can I set this on my favorites? Thanks for this tutorial!
I do use my handle buttons to do my points. If you have an Amara/Forte/Infinity, when you are in the Area Tab of Pro-Stitcher, you will see the icons for 2 corner and multi-point are little symbols. When you are in this screen, the buttons on the handlebars will work for the corresponding function.
@@adamsewfun. OMG! I am so excited! I will have to try this soon.