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Originally Posted by mocha827
I just saw this over the weekend... it is a very good tutorial.
http://www.quilt-video.com/2010/02/0...ng-odd-angles/ good luck :thumbup: |
Welcome from Florida but still a Hoosier at heart.
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Originally Posted by shequilts
Cut your binding on the bias and apply like any other. When you get to an angle: stitch up to the 1/4 inch on the next side, needle down, raise the presser foot and swivel
the piece to line up the piece for straight line sewing. Repeat this for all sides. End the binding as you would for a regular quilt. When you are ready to finish and hand stitch the binding down, again stitch up to the 1/4" site and fold back a small chevron in the binding to make it line up with the next side to sew. Clear as mud? Good luck! Oh yes, I'm glad you're here. You'll find it a friendly place. |
Welcome to the board from Florida.
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Welcome from South Florida.
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Originally Posted by lillybeck
Welcome from Florida but still a Hoosier at heart.
Welcome Jackie from Indiana, you will love this board the people are so helpful and nice. Sandy from Tasmania Australia |
Go to Jinny Beyer's web site: www.jinnybeyer.com/jgoctdil. She has on line videos about bindings. Her method of bringing the binding to the front does not appeal to me, but the videos about mitering binding on odd corners is very good.
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Originally Posted by Sandy-lou
Originally Posted by lillybeck
Welcome from Florida but still a Hoosier at heart.
Welcome Jackie from Indiana, you will love this board the people are so helpful and nice. Sandy from Tasmania Australia |
Welcome!
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Hi and welcome from Arizona.
Andie :D |
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