How to Join Binding Ends Flawlessly
| February 8, 2018 | Quilting How-To
Great Tips for Crisp Corners, Too!
Have you ever put off binding a quilt because you’re unsure how to get crisp smooth results? Or, have you ended up with lumpy corners or tucks where the ends of the binding meet? Many quilters have problems with those two areas, but they both can be simple and flawless with the right techniques.
In the following video Julie Cefalu shows you exactly how to achieve crisp mitered corners. Plus, she demonstrates her expert technique for connecting the binding ends into one smooth length of binding that lays down and fits perfectly.
Whether you’ve quilted a little or a lot, Julie’s tips are sure to help you achieve beautiful results when finishing your quilts.
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That was the best tutorial on diagonal binding joining that I’ve ever seen. Thanks
I’ve always had problems joining the binding ends. I even bought a binding tool, but never was able to learn how to use it. Your tutorial is great. Thank you for sharing.
I will never do a binding any other way.
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for such a great presentation.
Easy to follow tutorial, I also use my walking foot to sew binding on. How wide are your binding strips? Thanks!