If you want to add a special touch to your quilt, add a faux piping, flange or accent.
Video tutorial: how to make flange binding and sewing the binding by machine
This is how you add faux piping to your quilt:
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Very good instructions. Really like the flange binding.
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a flange lifts the quilt to a higher level thanks for the video
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Keen to try the flange method, does it work for right angle corners? Also how do you make the curved corners as shown please?
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Sallie, what do you mean by right angle corner? A mitered corner. To make round corners I just used a glass to draw the corners, and then cut the quilt along the curves. Then I just stitched the regular binding along the edge. It’s easier than doing corners.
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Would you need bias binding for the curve to work?
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I didn’t use bias binding though for a very pronounced curve bias tape would work better.
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Hmm yes I guess I mean a mitred corner – new to quilting 🙂
Using a glass sounds interesting, do you measure where you place the glass so that you have all the corners the same?
Thank you
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Hi Sallie, I don’t measure anything. You should be able to see it. Alternatively you can cut the first corner and use it as a template for the other 3.
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