Sometimes the binding that I want to put on the front of a quilt just doesnt look that great with the backing. To remedy that situation I make 2 sided binding. (judges love it!) here is a site that explains it very clearly.
http://www.byannie.com/double-sided-binding/ |
Sounds really cool, but I got a little lost... I'm one of those have to see pictures kind of person (even for most cooking LOL)
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I don't care if the binding color matches the back. Sounds like a neat technique though.
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Sounds interesting. I never thought about it but why not have a different color on back.
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Sounds interesting, do you do this only for show quilts or have you done it for everyday-use quilts too? How does the single-layer binding on the front hold up if used, and washed, frequently?
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Sounds interesting! I will have to make up a little sample and see how it goes. I have a quilt right now that I've been pondering my binding on. I have wood grain on the front edge and a bright green on the back. I was considering a black binding that would look good with the green but just okay with the front. This may be my solution!
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Originally Posted by MiaA
Sounds interesting, do you do this only for show quilts or have you done it for everyday-use quilts too? How does the single-layer binding on the front hold up if used, and washed, frequently?
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Sounds interesting -- I too am a bit concerned about the single thickness on the front (I do like to do reversable quilts with radically different fronts and backs so I like the idea, will have to play with it...)
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Need pictures.
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I've used this method a lot and love it. Sometimes I don't have enough fabric to match the top so with just a 1" strip I do and then put the backing fabric on the other half.
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