Everything you have ever wanted to know about bindings
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You are welcome :D:D:D
I wonder why when I click on the link, the correct video comes up? I will NEVER understand computers LOL
Thank you for saying you can click on browse videos and look for Holice Turnbow :D:D:D
I wonder why when I click on the link, the correct video comes up? I will NEVER understand computers LOL
Thank you for saying you can click on browse videos and look for Holice Turnbow :D:D:D
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Hi,
I tried the same thing but sometimes below the video is a link and can copy and paste it but still not working right so they must be having problems with the links on that site. You can browse videos and find it.
Karen
[quote=amma]We have discussed bindings on here many times. I came across this video today. They talk about what a good binding is, what judges look for, why we should or should not use certain prints, problems associated with bindings, he covers just about everything you can imagine and THEN he said, you need to end sewing each side of the binding with a SCANT 1/4"...because you also have to allow for the folds just like in piecing... how simple, but how true!!! He sews them on using a 3/8" seam allowance, and also shows how to easily measure where to STOP sewing on each side... another light bulb went off...soooo simple but very effective.
This video is really worth watching, the explanations are very easy to follow, and he actually sits and sews on a binding, explaining everything in great detail as he goes along.
I tried the same thing but sometimes below the video is a link and can copy and paste it but still not working right so they must be having problems with the links on that site. You can browse videos and find it.
Karen
[quote=amma]We have discussed bindings on here many times. I came across this video today. They talk about what a good binding is, what judges look for, why we should or should not use certain prints, problems associated with bindings, he covers just about everything you can imagine and THEN he said, you need to end sewing each side of the binding with a SCANT 1/4"...because you also have to allow for the folds just like in piecing... how simple, but how true!!! He sews them on using a 3/8" seam allowance, and also shows how to easily measure where to STOP sewing on each side... another light bulb went off...soooo simple but very effective.
This video is really worth watching, the explanations are very easy to follow, and he actually sits and sews on a binding, explaining everything in great detail as he goes along.
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