I need to put binding on my quilt, and now have to piece what material I have left, will have just enough. Question is why do we have to cut at a angle to add more binding? Gee, did that make sense? I got 2" squares of diffrent colors that I wanted to add to the binding.
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The seam is not as obvious when it is a diagonal.
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You can do straight seams. Some people do it like that, others do angled seams. It is really personal preference. Not a problem to do straight seams.
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I have done both, I feel that the diagonal seam lays down better when I am handstiching the back on...
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There is less bulk to work with, but you can press the seams open, to reduce it a bit :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by jljack
You can do straight seams. Some people do it like that, others do angled seams. It is really personal preference. Not a problem to do straight seams.
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I have done both. the final decision is up to you. Diagonal just means the seams are staggered more.
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it looks better joined at an angle and you don't have to do a perfrect 45 degree. Overlap what you have. make an angle mark and be sure you have seam allowances and sew on whatever angle it is.
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I like the look of diagonal seams, but have done it both ways depending on how much fabric I have
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ok, will need to press the seams open to reduce bulk. This quilt has been a pistol from the start. No reason the binding shouldn't be difficult too!
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