Quick and Easy Binding
#61
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I am new to this forum. In the two days I have been viewing the tutorials, I have had many issues concerning my quilting cleared and am excitied about that.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
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Originally Posted by Marcy J.
I am new to this forum. In the two days I have been viewing the tutorials, I have had many issues concerning my quilting cleared and am excitied about that.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
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Originally Posted by grann of 6
Originally Posted by Marcy J.
I am new to this forum. In the two days I have been viewing the tutorials, I have had many issues concerning my quilting cleared and am excitied about that.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
#64
Originally Posted by Marcy J.
I am new to this forum. In the two days I have been viewing the tutorials, I have had many issues concerning my quilting cleared and am excitied about that.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
Question on the "Quick and Easy Binding" - how does one do the miters. I do well with miters when the binding is sewed to the front, and hand stiched to the back, but am at a loss conerning this procedure.
I zigzag stitch up the angle and back, when I am finishing the binding with the machine ... If I were handstitching, it is the same concept ... hope that helps <wave>
#65
Marcy J and Grann of 6-
Honestly the corners frustrate me both ways, front to back or back to front. What Grann of 6 said is how I do it too. I fold the corner and stitch into the inside corner and then pivot and keep stitching down the next side. That leaves the diagonal part of the corner open and I go back and hand tack that portion. Is that clear as mud? :-)
Honestly the corners frustrate me both ways, front to back or back to front. What Grann of 6 said is how I do it too. I fold the corner and stitch into the inside corner and then pivot and keep stitching down the next side. That leaves the diagonal part of the corner open and I go back and hand tack that portion. Is that clear as mud? :-)
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Originally Posted by GrammaO
Marcy J and Grann of 6-
Honestly the corners frustrate me both ways, front to back or back to front. What Grann of 6 said is how I do it too. I fold the corner and stitch into the inside corner and then pivot and keep stitching down the next side. That leaves the diagonal part of the corner open and I go back and hand tack that portion. Is that clear as mud? :-)
Honestly the corners frustrate me both ways, front to back or back to front. What Grann of 6 said is how I do it too. I fold the corner and stitch into the inside corner and then pivot and keep stitching down the next side. That leaves the diagonal part of the corner open and I go back and hand tack that portion. Is that clear as mud? :-)
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Originally Posted by GrammaO
Do a tutorial, please. I'd love to see a better way. Mine usually looks like I goofed the corners.
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