sewplease

I have pieced two of this pumpkin pattern in the last couple of weeks. I like it because it can be used throughout the fall season.

http://www.suzannesarthouse.com/default.htm

I am not affiliated with this company/designer, am just a happy customer. But, how do you bind a corner that is not 90 degrees, but is 135 degrees instead? Any tips or advice? Thanks!

DebraK

you always line up the binding straight back from what ever line you are working on. The angle really doesn't matter. At least that has been my experience. That is a cute pattern!

sewplease

Thanks, Debra. I plan on quilting them this weekend, but just can't visualize the binding thing yet. Good to hear that it's probably no big deal. :-)

snipforfun

This might help.
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop...9-li3aYU&gl=US

crafterrn1

I would cut the binding on the bias. It will give more on those angles! Luann in CT

patchsamkim

I do as DebraK said. Stitch binding until 1/4" from edge, then fold binding back to the new angle (instead of the 90 degree angle) and stitch starting at the edge. I have done with straight grain and bias and both work well.

Cute runner pattern!

Tartan

​My favourite odd angle tutorial is on www.ankastreasures.

SouthPStitches

I made this pattern several years ago. It's on my antique Hoosier cabinet right now. I made just a regular binding. No difference in it whatsoever, just a couple more corners and folds.

ewecansew

This is the one that I use. Great tip on getting the extra fabric all tucked into the binding, when you turn it to the back.

GagaSmith

Here's another site with good instructions:
http://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/...ng-odd-angles/