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Originally Posted by Maggie_Sue
(Post 5978746)
I do not know of any formula, but I try to do a quick go around and see if any are going to fall on the corner and if so adjust the start point a few inches, to avoid that happening.
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I also do the cut out a piece as I go method. I've tried laying out the binding, but it never seems to work.
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can you tell me what your quote means?? Lang may yer lum reek.
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Originally Posted by Kehoeta
(Post 5979206)
can you tell me what your quote means?? Lang may yer lum reek.
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this is what I do.
Originally Posted by QM
(Post 5978749)
I know it's not what we are told to do, but I rarely measure my binding in advance. If the binding seam is going to come out at a corner, I cut some out to fix the problem.
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I have put binding on with the join at the corner I have not had a problem - I just keep going and it has turned out good
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Yep, I forgot to lay my binding on the quilt and see if I started in a good place to keep the binding seams from falling on a quilt corner. didn't do it! but I made it all right. just barely missed the seam being on the corner, it mitered fine. But that will teach me!
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Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
(Post 5978753)
I always lay my binding out on the quilt and adjust it so no seams end up on a corner.
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I do not use the continuous binding but rather cut my binding for each side. The double-mitered method makes it much easier to control just that problem.
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Just linking to the tutorial. If I make something where rounded corners won't work (which is rare-I actually love the look) I am trying this method for sure.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...g-t180005.html |
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