Self-binding is binding a quilt with the quilt backing.
I like using self-binding for small quilts and wall hangings.
We’re going to finish the Tiny quilt with self-binding.
And this tutorial concludes our Tiny Quilt QAL. I hope you enjoyed it.
How to self bind a quilt
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thank you for this tutorial I did not know how to do self binding you made it look so easy. I will be doing it.
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Thanks for this tutorial. I’ve done this on several quilts and always seem to end up with a strange looking corner. Not an ugly corner but still not as neat as yours
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You made this look easy I am going to try it
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After self binding, how do you join them together ??
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I don’t but I’ve seen self blinded blocks just stitched together by hand
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