I need instructions...I did a fall table topper last year that is hexagon shape...do I just miter the corners at every turn?

I am free motion quilting it...but not sure how to do the binding...have looked in all my books and tried to find something on line...but can't.
So please share your knowledge with a novice.
Thanks so much for any and all guidance.

Love this board...my reading with my morning coffee.

I am not sure it's mitering, but you would do it just do it just as if you were doing it on a square piece. The angle just wouldn't be quite the same. That is what I have done on mine.

I would just machine sew my binding on and I would just miter the corners as you go.

yes, just do a mitre...even tho with a hexagon your corner's aren't 90 degrees, the technique is the same.

Here's a site that might help

http://www.fromthebluechair.com/2010...-tutorial.html

Most of my tabletoppers I slipcase then quilt and finish with a 1.4" edge around. It gives them a nice finish.

On table runners I do not double the binding. I do a single thickness binding. It seems to me that it lays better.

I don't know what a slipcase is...can you explain.
thanks

Do you just sew on a single thickness like the double turn it and press under the raw edge?

thank you all...please keep the comments coming...and instructions...love to read and learn and thanks for the tute...pictures are always good for me.