Originally Posted by donnajean
I'm pretty good at mitered corners. I use my 12" square ruler & make sure corners are square. Then, when stitching the binding, make sure you don't under or over stitch to the corner. Put a dot at the 1/4" from the corner if you have to. When you turn a corner, lift the presser foot & fold the binding so that it is exactly even with top edge & when you start stitching the next side, make sure your needle is in the same place as where you stopped on last side.
Originally Posted by PurplePassion
Why is it, when i am turning the binding edges over to stitch down on the top of the quilt ;3 corners are perfect and the one has to fight back and look crappy??
When I restat sewing I sew right from the beginging over where I stopped at the 1/4 mark. Just like making a 1/4 in. seam from begining to next 1/4 mark. Hope this helps