Today we finish the QAL by adding the binding.
Binding by machine is faster and it’s perfect when you also use flange binding.
How to bind a quilt by machine
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Great method!
Next I want to learn to have 2 coloured binding. One colour on the front and a different colour on the back. Have you done that?
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Flange binding? Is that 2 strips of fabric different widths sewn together then folded in half. What is the finished width of the binding fabric please? We
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Karen, I make my binding usually 2 1/2”
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2 colour bindin? I haven’t done that, no.
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