Binding: More helpful info

There are many ways to bind a quilt, and we covered just a few in class. Here are links to videos that reinforce what you learned or sometimes show another method.

When I find a technique I like, I write down all the specifics so I don't have to reinvent that wheel the next time around. For online info, copy and paste the URL (that's the web address) and put it where you can find it later.

Quilt Binding by Machine: Instructions with photos (protected)
Password: mockhand2020*

Written instructions for the same machine binding technique (no photos)

At the link below, find the handout from class and open it up on your computer. The links will be clickable so you can go directly to the information you want:
Handout with live links

Facing instructions

Add facing to a quilt: simple instructions with photos

Facing is a useful technique when you don't want to add another line at the quilt's edge. Here's the front of this little basket quilt:

Binding wasn't what this quilt needed. The facing worked perfectly. Every little trick you can add to your skillset makes quilting that much more fun!

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Here's the original post for Susie's Magic Binding.

This is such a great technique. I wish I'd invented it!

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Binding: More helpful info

Facing instructions

But wait! There's more! Here's the original post for Susie's Magic Binding.

But wait! There's more!
Here's the original post for Susie's Magic Binding.