It's official . . . . I hate binding!!
#71
I use to hate binding and when anything I entered in the fair always came back saying binding need improvements then finally I took a class from Cody Mazaron author of a fine finish now bindings are my favorite part and I can also win ribbons
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#73
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Originally Posted by Tartan
I don't mind doing binding since I've gotten better at it. I used to dread doing the double fold bias ending seam. You only need to cut the angle wrong once and you're ready to scream. On small things like mug rugs, I just do a straight join.
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#74
I sew to the back and machine stitch to the front. I used to be scared to try it but after I practiced on scraps the same thickness of the project I found out it was not so bad. I just finished a baby quilt that way and after I washed it, it looked just fine. Try out different methods on some scraps.
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Originally Posted by susieqwva
I love quilting, I love all of the fabrics, patterns and notions, I love piecing, and I love giving quilts as gifts . . . . . but I absolutely HATE binding!!!! LOL
Anyone with me?
Susie (aka "Frustrated Binder")
Anyone with me?
Susie (aka "Frustrated Binder")
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I like the hand work, as well as the finished look of it. I just volunteered to do the binding on the quilt of valor our group is doing. It is something I can take with me, or sit and watch a dvd while sewing it.
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