Binding
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There are many different ways to attach binding.
Here is a YouTube video that does a good job of explaining how to machine sew a relatively invisible binding (especially if you use invisible thread, but that's a subject for another post!). The creator of the video hand sews bindings only for quilts that will be in a show.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wprg5vzkuGw
Oops! Sorry, didn't see the second page of posts until mine came up.
That is a beautiful quilt!
Mary
Here is a YouTube video that does a good job of explaining how to machine sew a relatively invisible binding (especially if you use invisible thread, but that's a subject for another post!). The creator of the video hand sews bindings only for quilts that will be in a show.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wprg5vzkuGw
Oops! Sorry, didn't see the second page of posts until mine came up.
That is a beautiful quilt!
Mary
#23
Instead of overlapping the backing for a binding, I've also made the border wider and envelope it onto the back for kind of an invisible binding. I haven't tried actual "binding" yet but probably will soon. Its always just been much easier to self-bind. That is what my mom always did. Maybe its an area or traditional thing.
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