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I machine stitch the first side and hand stitch the 2nd side. I like to look at my quilt one last time and think about who I'm giving it to. Hand stitching one side sews all the love in.
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I machine bind.:thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Jeanniejo
(Post 5960828)
I machine stitch the binding to the front and turn the binding to the back and hand stitch. Putting the binding on is one of my favorites because it means my quilt is finally done :)
Judy in Phx, AZ |
I do both, about 50/50. I have found that the more machine bindings I do, the better they look.
Jan in VA |
Originally Posted by quilts4charity
(Post 5960835)
Machine stitch all the way!!!!
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Attach to the front by machine, and then hand sew to the back. There is something wonderful about sitting with the quilt spread out over my legs and hand stitching the binding. If I'm giving the quilt away, that's the last time I get to touch and feel it!!
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I sew my binding to the front on my machine, then turn to the back and hand stitch with an invisible applique stitch.
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Strictly machine.
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I love to hand stitch the binding. It is relaxing and just fun. However, I have not stitched the binding on a quilt for a long time. My mom, now 89, loves to stitch the binding as much as I do, and can hardly wait to receive the two quilts that are all ready to go when I visit her this Easter weekend. Mom has trouble threading the needles now, so I thread as many needles as she will need (usually extras), and thread them through a piece of fabric. When she needs another length of thread all she needs to do is pull it out, knot it and away she goes. Maybe she can't thread the needle, but her stitches are still just perfect. Can't wait to see her smile when she gets her latest project. She'll have them both done in no time and will be awaiting more. As long as she wants to do it, it's good with me.
amh |
I agree 100% with you both!
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