Halloween Quilt Binding from Podunk Pretties

Hi Quilty Friends! Today's plan: Machine bind 3 quilts.

All three quilts will be bound with the same black striped fabric so I pieced all the binding needed for the three quilts in one long strip.

I've tried every trick or tool out there to help keep the binding off the floor. But it just seems to go quicker and smoother with the original way of just tossing it on floor between my legs. Most quilters will press the binding in half on the long edge. Not me, I fold as I go. For me it's quicker ...

added by Podunk Pretties 1 year, 1 month ago. under halloween quilt , quilt binding

Arrow Stone QAL Week 8 & Quilt Parade from The Crafty Quilter

We finally made it to the last week of the Arrow Stone QAL! And today happens to be Easter Sunday, so I wish you all a Happy Easter as well.

Now that our quilt tops are finished, we are ready for the next steps. I’ll point you in the right direction for that, and then I get to show you some of your finished quilt tops. Always a favorite part of the pattern writing process is seeing the beautiful quilts you make!

Arrow Stone QAL Week 8 has tips for finishing a quilt. Basting, quilting and binding ideas are here plus some beautiful finished quilt tops made by participants!

If you’re just now joining us, all of the past content for the Arrow Stone QAL ...

added by Julie Cefalu 2 years, 6 months ago. under arrow stone quilt , arrow stone quilt along , arrowstoneqal , how to finish a quilt , quilt alongs , quilt binding , uncategorized (Comments)

How to Self-Bind Any Quilt Top from The Cutting Table Quilt Blog - A Blog for Quilters by Quilters

How to self-bind any quilt top - a tutorial from Missouri Star Quilt Co. — Learn how to self-bind any quilt top in the latest tutorial from Missouri Star Quilt Co.

The first time Jenny Doan made a self-binding baby quilt, her husband was skeptical. “I’m pretty sure this isn’t going to work, dear…”

Undaunted, Jenny replied, “Just you watch!” And guess what? It did work, and it was fab-u-lous!

Over the years, Jenny’s Self-Binding Baby Blanket tutorial has been watched millions of times. (Imagine all the babies who have been wrapped in those sweet little quilts ...

added by Dalton Gentry 3 years, 5 months ago. under how to bind a quilt , how to quilt , how to self bind a quilt , how-to , jenny doan , jenny msqc , missouri star , missouri star quilt co , missouri star quilt company , msqc , quilt , quilt binding , quilt tutorial , quilting , self binding , self binding baby blanket , self binding quilt , self binding quilt tutorial , sewing , tutorials (Comments)

Sneak Peek & Time to Bind from Life in the Scrapatch

Quilt Binding Strips Cut!

This mean that the quilting is done.

Ah! That wonderful feeling when the quilt is off the frame.

Kitties say, "Sneak Peek only!"

Maestro is laying under my quilting frame on a scrap piece of batting,

which is scrap because the playful kitties ripped a hole in it

when it was still on the roll on the batting bar under my table.

Katniss is on her favorite winter perch un the shelf over the radiator.

~

To calculate my binding,

I have been using this free online calculator for many, many years:

Binding Calculator @ Quilter's Paradise ...

added by Scrapatches 3 years, 8 months ago. under binding calculator , quilt binding , quilt sneak peek

Facing A Quilt from Quiltnotes All Blogs

Recently I learned about facing a quilt instead of binding it. You attach facing in a way similar to the way binding is attached. Fold the binding completely to the back. Facing a quilt doesn't add any extra dimension, color or texture to the outer edges of the quilt.

The border fabric looks like weathered wood. I wanted it to look like a framed window. Check out the video of how I faced this quilt.

When To Choose Facing A Quilt

I can see times when facing a quilt is a good idea. The example above is a good ...

added by Carol A Thelen 3 years, 9 months ago. under facing a quilt , quilt binding

Lengthwise Grain Borders and Binding from Quiltnotes All Blogs

Sometimes I like to use the same fabric for the outer border and the binding. I also like to cut my borders along the lengthwise grain. Depending on the size of the border, there will be a chunk of fabric leftover. I love to make scrap quilts so this doesn't bother me.

Why Lengthwise Cuts?

The lengthwise grain runs parallel to the selvage. It is stronger and stretches less than the crosswise grain which runs from selvage-to-selvage. The lengthwise grain gets it's strength from the warp threads which are continuous along the length of the fabric. The weft ...

added by Carol A Thelen 3 years, 9 months ago. under lengthwise grain , quilt binding , quilt borders

Binding for Beginners - Easy Way to Finish Your Quilt Projects from Art Gallery Fabrics-The Creative Blog

Hello Makers,

Hope you are finished making your handmade makes and have them beautifully wrapped under the tree! I can't believe Christmas is only three days away! Hope you all have a relaxing and safe holidays! But before you start celebrating I have a Quilting Tips video for you showing you a simple binding method that will have you finishing your quilting projects like a pro! There are so many different ways to bind a quilt and choosing the one that works for you may take some time. In this video I will show you the most successful method ...

added by Melissa Boike 3 years, 10 months ago. under agf elements , agftv , art gallery fabrics , diy , fabric inspiration , fashion fabrics , finishing a quilt , free quilt patterns , how to bind a quilt , how to bind a quilt with mitered corners , how to sew , modern quilting designs , oekotex fabric , project ideas , pure solids , quilt binding , quilting , quilting binding , quilting fabrics , satisfying sewing videos , sewing , sewing fabric , sewing inspiration , sewing tutorial , sewing videos , trendy fabrics , tutorials

Another Scrap Project: Binding from Wedding Dress Blue

I have a bag (upper left of picture) that I have used to store batting scraps for a long time. I would, from time to time, use some of the scraps, but they definitely accumulated faster than they were used. Then, Daughter started her scrappy sewing group, and more scraps came in.

One day she declared that “It was time.”

We dumped out all the scraps and sorted them by color.

Then, assembled them into prepared binding and wrapped those around bolt boards, pinned and labeled with their length. Amazing how much more we are inclined to use them since ...

added by weddingdressblue 3 years, 10 months ago. under binding , quilt binding , quilts , scrap binding , scrap fabric project , scrap quilt (Comments)

Binding on Average from Fret Not Yourself

"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing,

the last of the human freedoms

- to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way."

~Victor Frankl in Man's Search for Meaning

Quilting

Today seemed like a good time to review binding because frankly, I've gotten a bit lazy. There are many good videos on YouTube showing how to apply binding, turn the corners, and finish it off. In general I like this McCall's set of four videos but find they've missed an important step - waving edges. That ...

added by Ann 4 years ago. under binding , book recommendation , mary robinette kowal , quilt binding

How to Bind Your Quilt, Optical Illusion Quilt Along Part 6 from Christa Quilts

When the quilting is finished on your Optical Illusion quilt, or whatever quilt you happen to be making, just the final step of binding is left. I’d like to show you in words, pictures and videos how to bind a quilt. Let’s dive right in.

Optical Illusion Quilt

Finished Optical Illusion Quilt, 67″ x 88″

If you’re still working on your Optical Illusion quilt, no worries! This will be here when you’re ready for it. You can scroll to the bottom for links to all of the steps.

The first thing to decide is whether you want to make ...

added by Christa 4 years, 4 months ago. under binding , binding by machine , machine binding , optical illusion , quilt along , quilt alongs , quilt binding , tutorials (Comments)

OMG - Count Down On! from Life in the Scrapatch

My OMG April 2020 Goal Here is to bind this quilt.

The month is slipping away and I had not even started this goal until today.

Today I made the binding and machine stitched it to the front.

Then I started to hand stitch it to the back.

I really enjoy this bit of hand work to finish a quilt.

It gives me time to pause, to reflect and to enjoy.

Maestro is very actively helping me with this stitching.

I have to take time to pause and distract the cat.

She loves this bit of round elastic which she ...

added by Scrapatches 4 years, 6 months ago. under blueberry fat 8th fruitcake quilt , my quilty kitties , one monthly goal april 2020 , quilt binding

A New Project - An Old One Finished from Quilting Solutions

Sewing time has been scant to non-existent. There have been so many things to be done and other things I wanted to play with.

I had my DNA done some time ago, but didn't really know what to do with it. I heard about DNA Painter and then a cousin wrote about her efforts to locate the family of my ggg-grandmother using DNA so I got busy, learned the program and added my DNA to the project. We still don't have an exact answer, but all indications point to a family that is probably hers. Waste of time ...

added by Mardi 4 years, 8 months ago. under quilt binding , ufqs

~ Sneak Peek, Binding and Prayers ~ from Podunk Pretties

Hi-diddly-O! Happy Quilters! Excitement doesn't even start to describe how I'm feeling about being close to a quilt finish. It's been a long year of health issues and lack of mojo. In the last two weeks I feel like I'M BACK! The quilt designs ideas are starting to flow like a waterfall once again. I can't get them into EQ8 fast enough. Before I can finish designing a quilt there's another idea being scribbled onto paper. After finishing the binding on this quilt my plan is to get 3 more quilts finished by Christmas ...

added by Podunk Pretties 4 years, 11 months ago. under quilt binding

Quilt Tools 2019 from Carol Lyles Shaw

Using the right quilt tools makes all the difference when you are quilting. Good tools help you cut and sew more accurately and generally make the entire process more enjoyable.

And, you don’t have to spend a lot of money–just focus on a few high quality items and they will last forever.

Here are some of my favorite tools. No affiliate links–opinions based on personal use only.

Shop Local

As always, please check with your favorite local quilt shop or local shops with online shops before going to ‘big’ retailers. Note: there are NO buying links in ...

added by Carole Lyles Shaw 5 years ago. under batting , beginner quilter , binding quilts , eq8 , foundation paper piecing , freezer paper piecing , hobbs batting , modern quilt , modern quilts , paper piecing , patterns , published quilts , quilt binding , quilt pattern , quilt patterns , quilt software , quilt tutorials , rotary cutter , tips , tone-on-tone fabric , tools , tutorials , uncategorized (Comments)

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