hcarpanini

Here is a way I came up with to feed my binding to my sewing machine. And no twisting! Only took 30 years!

thimblebug6000

Cute idea! Someone posted recently about putting theirs on the 2nd upright spool spindle on the machine, so I tried that yesterday and it worked well for a lap size quilt, not sure how a queen size would work with the extra meters of binding.

Snooze2978

Great idea. As I attach my binding to the quilt using an iron and Elmer's Glue, I rigged up a toilet paper holder with empty toilet paper roller to my pants belt. It rolls off as I press the binding to the quilt. Then I can take it to the machine and stitch it on using no pins.

nativetexan

when i remember, i put mine into a grocery bag and slip one handle of the bag underneath the machine to hold it in place. Works better than using my lap!

annette1952

Great ideas from everyone

Kitsie

I put mine into the plastic garbage "can" by my left foot that is there for large scraps! With my luck I'd have the whole darn basket land in my lap! Great idea though!

I've also put it in one of the drawers to the left of my machine. Anything to contain it!

Grandma Bonnie

Lots of good ideas here to try and see which works best! Thanks to all!

quiltingcandy

Love your Longaberger baskets - I have one that looks to be similar, I will have to give it a try.

QuiltnNan

clever .

yel

OH I wonder if you could use a hook like the ones you use to hang your purse under the table .....and hang it right at the table ....just a thought