KimmieH

anyone ever use this??
looks like it would be handy & less burned fingers??
what are your thoughts?

http://www.keepsakequilting.com/prod...G-EXPRESS-.htm

jmabby

Too pricey for me.

Quiltmaniac2010

It looks good and much easier on the fingers!

TheSevenYearStitch

http://youtu.be/q3ho1S0d0SM

I want one of these! It looks like pure MAGIC! I hate binding. This would make my quilts take a lot less time to complete!

Holice

you can do almost the same thing by pinning a very large safety pin to your ironing board.
I can keep my fingers away from the iron for less than $26.00

sparkys_mom

I attended a class where the instructor demonstrated using straight pins to accomplish the same thing.

NanaCsews2

I also use the straight pins. The long, large headed ones purchased in the wedding supply aisle. Nothing moves on my big board with them.

LindaM49

I've wanted one of those for a while...to make the bindings for all of the bags that I make. Went to JoAnn's and they don't have the size that I need. This one that you posted doesn't tell you the size :(

The one that I need is 50mm which I THINK is 2". I was never good at converting...lol.

I tried the pin trick and it didn't work real well for me. Of course it was the first time I ever heard of it and I expected it to work perfect right away. I gave up and ended up just using the iron and a ruler. Maybe it's something you have to "fool around with". I get impatient REAL QUICK. lol

katier825

Seems expensive to me. I starch my binding fabric and find it easier to handle.

Charming

I have the martelli quick bind that i would like to sell. Here is the link on youtube of which one it is (there are different ones and mine is the complete one that sells for $150). Pm if interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEUwKO7Lr_M