Thanks for sharing this, it seems even easier! Does it add a lot of bulk?
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
(Post 6011576)
I do it this way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWh90tXr7g4 Fast forward to 3 min into the video. It so simple to do it this way.
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Thank you so much for the binding videos. Someone showed me once how to join the strips together but I've forgotten how. This will be a great reference for me. Thanks again!!
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EXCELLENT DEMO! You just have to pay attention to how she flips out the pieces of fabric to sew them together so that they come out the right way.
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Thank you many times over for this link. I always disliked the method I tried where one side is folded up, the other down as shown in Fons and Porter's book. I never got it exact and would just give up. I will definitely give this McCalls method a try.
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Thanks for the link...
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cas49or
No, finger pressed open and it's just like the rest of the joinings. Looks the same. |
Originally Posted by willferg
(Post 6012651)
The clearest way I've come across is to overlap the ends by the width of the binding, and cut. Then you can bend them upwards (terrible explanation, I know), overlap, and sew the diagonal, trim, and when you place the binding back down it's just the right length and it fits.
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Oh my gosh, that is the most useful video I've ever seen. Never saw that way of bringing the two ends together before. Thank you so much for this video.
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Looks like a good one to try. Like that joining. Similar to what I do but easier. Thanks for sharing.
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Very Good I will try to bind my quilt this way. It was very interesting
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