Everyone does thing different. this was my granny's way. 4 chairs, 4 C-clamps, small carpet tacks AND four 8foot 2x2's make a frame using 2x2's, c-clams lay across chairs, (cover chairs with towels) TACK backing for quilt around frame. GOOD side facing floor, lay batting of choice, lay top quilt good side facing ceiling. stretch gently, PIN to bottom of quilt, sit at one END, arrange THAT 2x2 so you can roll under as you tie, Do not worry about taking out (small) tacks Can take pins out of tied row. NOW everyone likes to tie quilts different. some in corners and others in center of block. lot depends upon your block style. a plain square, I like in center, fancy squares, I like in corners. You may even need a pair of pliers, to pull needle through in some places. some also like to use yarn to tie, and some embroidery floss, again depends upon your block. In my demin quilts I like a wild contrasting yarn to some what match my binding.
AFTER quilt is tied, unroll and pull out tacks, naturally you need to trim that area off from your quilt. then bind as usual.
After all the above :) :):) note, some prefer to lay quilt across a bed, and some on the floor and some on a table. I have tried all the above, and like the tight pull I get from the frame with tacks. PLUS I can sit in a chair at one end.
Have fun and I am sure what ever you chose to do it will be beautiful. Blessings to you :)