BettyGee

There is a quilter out there called "Quilt Finger" I downloaded a tutorial about Continuous Strip Quilt Binding 101 and it is without a doubt the best tutorial I've ever read on binding. The instructions are clear, with a sense of humor thrown in, and the results are what I've been trying to achieve for years. Perfect mitered corners with ease and I didn't have to pull out the seam ripper one time! I want to thank this amazing person, but don't remember where I got the tutorial. If anyone recognizes the name please let me know. I don't believe I can post the tutorial without her/his permission, but sure will if I can find out where I got this gem of advice.

QuiltE

You might want to start by googling "Quilt Finger". Also the title of tutorial.

Being that it is on the web, there is no reason why you cannot post the link to that tutorial, once you find it.

Glad that you have now discovered that binding is not such a bad thing to do ... and here's to many more happy times in doing it!

meyert

post the link!! I want to see!!

grandmasieg

http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/quilt...te-guide/64853 It is a free craftsy class/tutorial!

BettyGee

Thank you so much. I did the Google bit, but completely forgot to check Craftsy. So meyert, check Craftsy and you'll find the article. I think you'll understand why I'm so totally happy with her method after you read the tutorial.

amelia0607

Thanks for the tip!!

mighty

Thank you!!!!!

mckwilter

For a really great tutorial on binding a quilt, check out Sharon Schamber. She gives you all the tips on what the judges look for in a juried quilt and how to achieve it.

sweetlummi

wish it was not a download . My computer dos not download this thing good all I get out of those are code do not know what happen to it , I really need to get a new one some day

maviskw

I've tried about 5 or 6 times to find something about binding on this site, but can't find it. I can't even find how to enroll in the class or any class.