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I don't use any tools for the binding. I use Sharon Schamber's method for most of it. The ending I find easiest to use this method:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-51632-1.htm When the binding is on the quilt, I press it out away from the seam. It "rolls" over to the other side better this way. Pressing the corners helps too. |
Yes...I am interested in seeing your tutorial. Thanks!
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Would love to see the tutorial. I'm new to quilting and need all the help I can get...thanks!
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I'm interested.
A friend purchased the binding tool from Missouri Quilt co. She wasn't impressed. I did see where they were showing how to use it to make a quilt pattern. Check there for more info. |
Ann,
I for one would love a tutorial that would make this tedious job easier! To me, it is the hardest part of quilting. Tkx Roxanne |
Yes please post tutorial I would love to see it
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Would love it if you did a tutorial. I always have a problem linung up at the finish.
Cathy |
Originally Posted by Holice
go to www.quilterstv.com and under Quilters Cafe search for my show on bindings. This is done without any tools.
I probably have all the "special binding" tools made and found very little use for them. I do know that others have found these gadgets helpful. That was very helpful. |
Originally Posted by Kellie G
I have done my bindings without any kind of tool for years. I am wondering if my quilting life would be improved by purchasing some sort of binding tool and if so, which is your favorite and why? Does the tool help with mitering, connecting the tails together (this is where I have the most difficult time) at the beginning and end, or some other function?
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It would be good to see your tutorial, thanks
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