Do you make your own binding?
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Originally Posted by Deb watkins
Originally Posted by np3
I make my own using a fabric either in the quilt or a companion to it. Sew together at an angle.
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Originally Posted by Cyn
Originally Posted by dove
i make my own, but i cut it 3 1/2 inches and then iron it in half...
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Originally Posted by meemersmom
I tend to make my bindings at the beginning of a project to make sure I'll have enough of what I need. I sew a lot of scrap quilts, so naturally, my bindings are scrappy. I just did one in red, but there were 10 or 12 different red fabrics. Once folded and pressed, I store until needed on empty cardboard TP tubes and keep it in the project's bin. When sewing on the binding, I just put the tube on the extra spool pin on my machine and let it feed off of there. That way it doesn't get caught or drop on the floor or whatever.
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I always make my own so it will match the border or one of the other fabrics in the quilt. I cut it 2 1/4" because I don't like a big wide "flap" in the back. Also, I always machine stitch it on the quilt because I think it's good and sturdy for the washer that way.
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