This tutorial tells you everything you need to know about making your binding – from cutting the strips, to sewing them together. With an added hint about how to ready your binding for easy sewing to your quilt top.
This tutorial shows you how to attach your binding to the quilt top. From starting, to mitering the corners and finally how to end your binding on the same angle as you sewed it together for a seamless look.
This tutorial gives you all the steps you need to hand stitch the binding down to the back of your quilt. With detailed photos and diagrams to really help you see what your needle should be doing. Also discussed is turning and mitering your corners as well as how to tie your thread and start and stop your stitching.
can i just say... stumbling across your blog has made me want to quilt. seriously :) i thank you for that, but i also curse you as i won't be able to afford the kit to do so until at least xmas :) at least i can store many many ideas in my head between now and then...
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Wow all that is just incredible ! Not only is your stitching really neat you explained it all so well even I could understand it ! Thank you so much .
ReplyDeleteAgain thanks for the tutoiral-binding is always so tricky for me.
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting the posts together like this. This will be easier for me to find them. :P
ReplyDeleteI had to add this to our link luv roundup today. Thanks again for such a great series of posts - you rock!
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Thanks For the great tips. I used these last night to bind my quilt it is almost finished!!
ReplyDeleteoohhhhh I could just hug you for this! exactly what I needed. Thank you a million zillion times!!!
ReplyDeleteI was lucky enough to have another blogger link to your blog which lead me to your tutorial. This is exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you thank you thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this tutorial, beautiful and exactly what I needed! Much more helpful than the so called "quilting calsses" at my local craft store. Thanks so much!
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