Old 10-31-2012, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by roserips View Post
Congratulations looks like a very interesting wall hanging and I love all the interesting techniques you used. What is that in the narrow border not piping? Sounds like I should try and get a class in with Libbey.
The binding uses 2 different trims I found. I basted the first trim, which has the loops going toward the quilt, onto the edges. Then I applied a slightly wider-than-normal bias binding to the front side of the quilt. Folded it around to the back, so that it was wider on the back than it was on the front. I pinbasted in place. Back to the front, and couched the 2nd trim over the binding seam, using a small zigsag stitch, so that the stitches were just inside the edge of the binding on the back. For the couching, I used a metallic thread that matched the trim.
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