I’m self taught so for a long time I had no idea how to join the ends of the binding in a neat way. Learning how to do it properly made a big difference.
Learn to join the ends of the binding
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I’m self taught so for a long time I had no idea how to join the ends of the binding in a neat way. Learning how to do it properly made a big difference.
Learn in one and a half minute:
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Brilliant! Thank you Teresa.
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Thank you Edna 😊
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Thanks you Teresa.
I also love your two colour binding, when finished it give a piped effect. Great idea. L
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Sorry, but this method is much too cumbersome and leaves a lump at the joint, not to mention that it involves a a ruler and pencil!
All that is needed for a smooth joining is two (2) straight pins, period.
If you contact me Teresa, I would be happy to send you instructions, with pictures, for every step.
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I would like to see them too. This is the type of binding I always do.
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I’m waiting for a reply. I will do a video if I find a better way.
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When I do this type of binding, I end up opening it up flat and basting the join to try and get it aligned so the colors match. Takes me a few tries! Always looking for a more efficient way.
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I press open too usually and trim the corners off. I don’t worry too much though because I don’t enter any competitions or exhibit my quilts. Basting would certainly help because sewing with that much space to manoeuvre can be tricky.
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Do you have a pdf of this process that I could print out ?
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I don’t have any printed instructions on binding
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