I think it really helps being able to see techniques in your own time and at your own pace. Like everyone, I have my own preferences and style and I'm still learning all the time. This technique is how I do things right now, but that might change in the future if I find something that suits me better.
The ruler I use is a Westalee Designs ruler called Bound To Fit and you can find it over on the Westalee website over here.
I am watching your video now, in the first 5 minutes found something i am definitely trying! love how you join your binding strips together :)
ReplyDeleteI loved your video! You made it so easy to understand and I am very glad you decided to post it! How will the quilt be hung?
ReplyDeleteWOW! I will definitely start using your method! Thank you so very much!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing your binding method. Been doing it similar, but I can see how you sew the binding pieces together is a win win. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing your binding method. Been doing it similar, but I can see how you sew the binding pieces together is a win win. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteExcellent video. I learned so much by watching your step by step process and will begin implementing your ideas with my next quilt. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeletethank you Esther, for so freely sharing your talents and skills
ReplyDeleteThank you Esther for this amazing video. You are a treasure to the Quilting community. This is a perfect binding tutorial. I can't wait to bind another quilt. Hmmm or maybe I should do over the several I have done .LOL.
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Great video. My method is very similar except I don't over stitch the top. Do you use a serger for that
ReplyDeleteOK - This is a great tool. I always use my ruler and cut with a 90 degree angle..... But this is the perfect lazy way to do the binding. I always do my binding this way, but sometimes it is tricky. I ordered the binding ruler, the sewing guide and the scant quarter inch - a MUST HAVE FOR ALL QUILTERS! Thx for the tip Esther!
ReplyDeleteNanette from Texas
Oops... How about 45 degree......oh well, just told Hubby - typical Tuesday - nothing going the way planned!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Nanette from Texas
Thank you for the excellent binding video.
ReplyDeleteEster,
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome. You share so much of your talent with the quilting world. I have been using part of your method for years but always struggled with finding the stopping point at 1/4 inch from the corner, thank you, thank you for solving this problem for me. I also appreciate your not assuming everyone knows how to stitch it to the back. I learned a lot about manipulating the miter. Melissa Lamb
This binding video is very helpful. Thank you so much for posting it. I have struggled for years with bindings and this makes it so easy to understand what I have been doing wrong.
ReplyDeleteHi Esther Love this video I just order the binding tool . I like the sock on your Iron did you make that or can it be bought ? I do have a smaller iron and think it would fit better than the socks that are the bigger ones for bigger irons thanks Diane
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