Quilt & Wall-Hanging Borders & Corners

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Diagonal Stripe Borders

A wrap-around diagonal stripe border always adds that something extra.

 

Rosette Button Borders

In addition to the wrap-around diagonal stripe border these two wall-hangings have a border comprised of 2" squares. These squares can be cut from the rosettes' fabric buttons to preserve all those show logos.

 

 

 

 

Simple Block Borders

Star hangings can be embelished with this very ribbon intensive border. This one would look amazing with a selection of favorite rosette tops hung in the border's squares.

Snail & Braided Borders

A braided border is the perfect reward for all those late nights and early mornings spent braiding mane. The Maryland star to the left also features a snail border which gives extra antiquity to the vintage ribbons.

Star Corners

This collection of ribbons were left overs from hosting a show so the customer didn't mind a little slicing and dicing to make the quilt more intricate. Most people will choose to have the ribbons left more intact.

Kaleidoscope Corners

Inspired by the large number of white-center-streamer ribbons & wanting those harder to win to stand out from the white, I used the Kaleidoscope pattern to pair the white centers with their original side streamers to make this Tennessee Star.

 

Diagonal Stars with Simple Block Corners

Ohio, Virginia, and Smart Stars set on their corners to create space for a large collection of smaller ribbons with satin button centers.

Fabric Borders & Corners

Fabric can be added to the corners or used as a border to create space for pinning rosette tops on, embroidery, or just increasing the size to make the quilt more functional.

(Partial) Irish Chain

A wall-hanging version of an Irish Chain quilt made from agility ribbons illustrates how the rosette button squares can be used as the corners and/or infill.