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zozee 11-05-2018 08:12 PM

How to Sew Binding Ends Together
 
I came across this video and it is the clearest explanation I've found yet. While I haven't actually tried it, it certainly looks easy to execute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joJkKsIcQew

bearisgray 11-05-2018 08:51 PM

I like the idea of using the cut-off piece of binding for measuring.

This video seems the most doable of the ones I've seen so far.

Thank you for posting.

jmoore 11-06-2018 04:26 AM

Yes, I like this tutorial too.

NJ Quilter 11-06-2018 04:36 AM

Great, easy tutorial! Thanks for posting. I might actually be able to manage that, lol.

mandyrose 11-06-2018 04:55 AM

thanks for posting, what is the tool that she used to flatten the seam? made the seam nice and flat.

Rhonda K 11-06-2018 04:57 AM

Thanks, I just watched the tut!

I'm working on binding a quilt now and those ends get me every time for some reason. I usually baste them together first time just to be sure they fit. LOL!

It's certainly a project to do when you are in the right mood and not in a rush to finish.

Little Lulu 11-06-2018 05:45 AM

I have done this method, and it works Perfectly. Jenny Doan with Missouri Star Quilt also has a video on You Tube showing this method.

Rumbols 11-06-2018 05:50 AM

I have been doing this for over thirtyyears. I always draw the diagonal line on the beginning of my binding when I make the binding. When starting to sew the binding, I use my hand width to measure the binding and quilt at the beginning and leave that free before I start sewing. When I get the end of sewing the binding on, I leave a hand width of quilt free. I only cut the ending side of the binding this way. Thanks for posting the tut.

judykay 11-06-2018 06:56 AM

I am going to try this, your right it is a great video. Thanks for posting.

Beachbaby12 11-06-2018 07:10 AM

Thank you - I'll definitely use this tutorial.


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