Binding Joining the ends
I have always had a difficult time joining the ends of the binding.
This starts out joining the strips but # 3-4 is the joining ends. Hope this helps others. It worked great on a binding I am finishing today. http://www.mccallsquilting.com/mccal...ing_the_Strips |
This looks so practical and very to do. In my mind, this method makes sense.
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Thats how I do it. Works great.
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Wonderful!!!
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I do it this way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWh90tXr7g4 Fast forward to 3 min into the video. It so simple to do it this way.
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I like this video, thanks!
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The clearest way I've come across is to overlap the ends by the width of the binding, and cut. Then you can bend them upwards (terrible explanation, I know), overlap, and sew the diagonal, trim, and when you place the binding back down it's just the right length and it fits.
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I do it per the instructions Holice posted here on the board. I always have to get my instructions out and have them in front of me, but it gets the job done in a way I can understand. I don't know why my brain as so much trouble with joining binding ends!
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Good one. I seem to always get confused using msqc's tutorial.I think it's the camera angle when jenny uses the binding tool. This video makes it very simple ,easy.Thanks!
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This seems like an accurate way to do it. I usually just sew a diagonal line "from OR to FL" then trim after. Many times I sew it the wrong way, so maybe trimming it ahead of time would make it easier for me to visualize.
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