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Phannie1 08-07-2011 07:16 AM

[quote=sarahrachel]I asked if I should birth or bind a baby quilt and got quite a few comments asking what birthing was so I'm going to try to explain it. This is my first tutorial so bear with me.

You did good. I did not know it was called "birthing." I just thought it was turning something inside out and sewing. I never thought about it for a quilt. Thanks for the tutuorial.

patdesign 08-07-2011 08:25 AM

In the old old days we just called it pillowcasing, somehow I didn't connect "birthing" just a little too graphic for an oldie!:)

MargeD 08-07-2011 10:31 AM

Nice tut - and you explained the process beautifully. Good job.

Nolee 08-07-2011 12:06 PM

This is a wonderful way to finish a quilt for those of us who get bunches in the back of any project we quilt on our regular sewing machines. It ties beautifully!!!!.

Sandra in Minnesota 08-07-2011 03:00 PM

Thanks for the tute. I was wondering what birthing a quilt was.

sewing4224 08-07-2011 03:57 PM

You did a great job of showing and explaining it.I already knew how to do it,and you were great at it.

babygirl8 08-07-2011 05:02 PM

It makes total since, I have done two quilts and that is how I did them, just never knew that technique was referred to as Birthing..kind of funny...

lheartsl 08-07-2011 05:35 PM

This is the only way I knew how to do it.(how I was taught)
Just did my first binding....

Rebecca_S 08-08-2011 01:33 PM

Thanks! I want to make a star spin table topper for my mother in law and was wondering how to finish the edges. It seems to me that this technique might work better than binding for non-rectangular projects.

Scakes 08-08-2011 01:39 PM

Nice tute. Thanks. :thumbup:


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