Why do the binding by hand?
#141
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I agree with Tessa, I always stitch bindings by hand as I love hand stitching BUT I think we should all do as we wish - after all as is said so often on this site, it is [u]your quilt. Whatever you do HAVE FUN!!! :)
#146
Originally Posted by mimee4
This throws a glitch in both ways. My stepmother "finished" the quilts the ladies in the church quilted. Her method was NO binding. She turned inside the edges of the quilt and did some kind of blind stitch to draw the edges together. Never heard of it before and I'm not about to try it myself.
#147
I love hand work but do not like stitching the binding. :thumbdown:
So boring after doing intricate hand work.
I found a clever tute that is completely machine sewing and have used it ever since. :thumbup:
So boring after doing intricate hand work.
I found a clever tute that is completely machine sewing and have used it ever since. :thumbup:
#148
I think that when we are taught to do it a certain way it just sticks with us. I know the first time I machined stitched my binding I felt like I was cheating. Well let me tell you that soon passed as it sure is faster and in most cases just as nice.
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