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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- History
- Why Add a Border?
- Ribbon Star Blocks
- Design Principles: Rhythm, Flow, Balance, Proportion
- Design Methods: Tools, Techniques
- Simple Border Styles, Application Techniques:
- Borders w/ Straight-Cut Corners
- Borders w/ Mitered Corners
- Log Cabin Borders
- Striped-Fabric Borders
- Multi-Fabric Borders
- GALLERY
- Pieced Border Planning:
- Planning Basics
- Pieced Border Possibilities
- Checkerboard Borders
- Sawtooth Borders
- Sharp-Angled Sawtooth Borders
- Flying Geese Borders
- Multistrip Borders
- Multistrip/Triangle Borders
- Mock Beaded Borders
- Stepped Borders
- Multiple Quilt-Block Borders
- Log Cabin Borders
- Interior Borders
- Pieced Blocks On Point
- Borders made of Quilt-Block Elements
- Two-Unit Borders
- Scalloped Borders
- Overlapping Points Borders
- Diamond Borders
- Twisted Ribbon Borders
- Applique Borders:
- Planning Basics
- Traditional Applique Borders
- Vine Borders
- Swag Borders
- Special Applique Borders
- Interior Appliqued Sawtooth Edges
- Exterior Appliqued Sawtooth Borders
- Dogtooth Appliqued Borders
- Quilts with Uneven Edges
- Special Borders:
- Narrow Accents
- Medallion Quilts
- Bracket Borders
- Asymmetrical Borders
- The Final Touch:
- Ribbon Star Quilt Pattern
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- About the Author