My only problem is perfecting sewing the binding on by machine instead of hand sewing.
So far I still havnt perfected it to the point of not seeing the sewing line in some areas. I did try the method of bringing the backing to the front and liked it except for the corners, could not get them to mitre. |
If you decide to do the 45 degree seam, you might consider doing short segments, like 8 or 10 inches so that it looks like a scrappy stripe. Post some pictures when you get it finished so we can see what you decided to do. I'm looking forward to seeing it.
Originally Posted by wfeld1st
Thank-you. I'll try it both ways and see whether it makes a difference. Your directions for sewing it on the bias is the clearest I've seen. I took a class that covered all of that and she managed to make it very confusing and it really isn't.
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I will. Thanks
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I enjoy binding a quilt. Very relaxing to me.
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I machine stitch a quilt for a child because I know it will be washed a lot. I stitch to back first then bring to front and use a serpentine stitch and it works great
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