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Binding techniques
I'm hand binding a quilt. For those of us that prefer hand binding, do you whip stitch yours, or do what I call the hidden running stitch where you run the needle under the binding edge and then grab into the quilt again. Binding takes so much time, but I like this last way as the stitches seem to be hidden for the most part.
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I do the hidden stitch, with a double every 6 inches or so to lock it in case of a snag.
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I do the hidden also, but I lock it every 4th stitch. I enjoy binding while watching tv, so it doesn't seem to be a chore for me. LOL
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For years I did the ladder stich, but recently changed to the hidden running stitch.
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I do the hidden stitch.
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As I hang my head, I have to say I don't know how to do a hidden stitch.
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I was taught the blind stitch, but naturally gravitated to a ladder stitch on my own. I don't mind hand stitching a binding. I'll do it during certain jobs at work (where I have to sit and wait) or while watching tv.
http://www.connectingthreads.com/tut...ack__D102.html Oh, and ever since someone posted it, I make sure not to make "snouts" anymore on my corners... https://www.quiltingboard.com/links-...s-t287729.html |
I do a hidden stitch but run my needle just under the backing in the batt and come up for a tiny bite of the binding. I stitch down my corners as I bind and do a knot every so often that I bury in the sandwich.
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I do a hidden stitch also.
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The hidden stitch is a good one. I also do it while watching TV and it makes it go by faster as quilts seem to enlarge for me when binding :D
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