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Old 04-10-2013, 09:31 AM
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I have a quilt top done that is part Minky and has a flannel backing. I'm thinking of Minky binding on it. Has anyone here done one of those before? Any hints? Or, should I go with a flannel binding? Would like to cross this UFO off my list! Any help is appreciated.
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Old 04-10-2013, 10:32 AM
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Personally I would go with flannel binding.
I can see cutting the backing larger, then bringing the minkee backing up and over the front to self bind, but I'm not sure about cutting strips and doing a regular binding. Seems that unlike most fleece products, minkee's edges fray so you'd have to fold them over which would create lots of bulk. Lets see what others say!
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Thanks! I was concerned about bulk too. I've also considered using a satin type of fabric for binding.
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I used satin baby blanket binding on a quilt with minky back and i loved how it turned out . I found it in the same place as bias tape at Joanns.
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Flannel or satin....not minky....
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I would not use minky.
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Don't think minky would be the way to go - too much bulk and it stretches easily.
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minky would be so hard to do as binding. I have used it on a few quilt backs and it is wonderful.
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I just finished a baby quilt with minky binding. It looks and feels great and didn't add a lot of bulk. It does take more pinning to keep the binding from shifting while sewing. Good luck with your quilt.
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