A border print triangle made with only border fabric!

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Continuing my series on working with border print fabrics, in this month's lesson, we will be talking about border print triangles and recommending some projects which feature these. Also, as we often do, we will give you a peek at our upcoming web special sales this month.

In my border print series, I will be showing you the many different ways you can use my border print fabrics in a quilt for more than just borders. Each month, I'll have lessons on a different technique along with ideas for projects. This month, I will be talking about using border prints to create unique triangles.

See Lesson #3 - Creating Border Print Triangles

With triangles in mind, I have two great projects you can try.

Thousand Pyramids - This traditional pattern takes on a whole new look with fussy-cut border prints. A scrappy background fits right in with this selection of various border print fabrics.

To learn more about the Thousand Pyramids quilt, click here.

   

Christmas Tree Skirt - Scrappy flying geese set off the large equilateral triangles which make up this hexagonal tree skirt. Each section is created with identical border print triangles which give a look of intricacy to this easy to piece tree skirt.

To learn more about the Christmas Tree Skirt, click here.