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I like to use 3 inch binding. The length depends on size of your project. Make sure your binding goes all the way around your project and you have an addition 6-8 inches. You fold the binding in 1/2 and iron it, then sew it to your project. I put a button hole stitch in the middle for the suede strips and then sew the binding to the project. Suede strips are maybe 18 inches long (you can cut shorter after you sew on to project) I got them at Hobby Lobby in the leather section. When joining the two pieces of binding give yourself room to join the pieces. I would say at least 6 inches. I often stop sewing when I make the last turn on the project. Refer to the video. Thank for watching. This project was so fun , I made two. ruclips.net/video/FcL9Xr2Hduo/видео.html This one I did the ties a little different and show you a different way to join the binding. Let me know if you have any more questions. I would love to see your project after completions. Email me a picture to seejsdesigns@gmail.com

@@SeeJsJourney Thank you so much! Also, what kind of stitch did you use to hand stitch the binding at the end? And where did you start? I'm sort of a beginner so it's hard for me to decode some of the things in the video😭 it's all turning out so cute I’m just afraid to mess it up since its going to be a Christmas gift!

I'm so glad for you. Use the wonder clips and even binder clips will work when you flip the binding to the other side. Much easier. It really doesn't matter what stitches you use. A button hole stich or just a running stitch will work fine. It doesn't matter where you start, the binding will be flipped over to the other side at this point and you just sew it down all the way around the project. You stop where you started at. You will be fine. You really can't mess it up. If for some reason you don't like your stitches, you can always take them out and do it again. We all have done that. Good luck and let me know if I can help more.

I found an old binding video that I did ruclips.net/video/RhNL8a3sL2M/видео.html hope this helps!

All modifications to this quilt were done by hand. There was no sewing machine involved. If this comment was intended for another video, the tension issues was resolved. Thank you for watching and the comment.

Not sure what border you are referring. On this vintage quilt I did have to remove the outside border and I did replace the binding with new vintage fabric. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Glad you like it! It is so soft!

Hope you like it! I've done several in different fabrics. They turn out great every time. Use a paint brush end to push out the corners.

Protection is always welcome. Thank you my new friend!

Wow, thank you! I loved the print of the redwood trees.

Awesome - thx

Thanks for letting me know that.

Yes, you can use batting but it will be like mini quilts very flexible. With using a foam insert it will be stiffer. It's up to you.

You are so welcome!

Excellent!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching, early videos are always a learning process.

I know what you mean. I searched around a lot. I like to do the videos to reminded me on how to do it! Plus if it helps someone else then it is a real plus! Thanks for reaching out and telling me so.

Thanks for letting me know. I will work on that.

Thank you so much!

Thanks for your feed back, I will look into recording louder. By chance could you turn up the volume on your end?

I have plans for a couple more Chenille-it quilts, stay tuned and thanks for watching!

You are so kind, thanks for watching.

Many many thanks

Many thanks! Thanks for watching. I'm new to shorts and having a blast. Many more to come. I hope you have subscribed.

Thank you! Will do!

It's an antique sock darner.

Many thanks!

Thank you! 😊

Thanks for watching!

Wonderful!

It was a very easy project and there are so many fun fabrics on the market these days. That will be a fun project for you. I would love to see what you make. seejsdesigns@gmail.com

Thank you for letting me know, I will work on that. Did you try increasing your volume?

Thank you so much!

It is a dresden plate quilt pattern. It was very popular for vintage quilts but can still be found today by searching "dresden plate patterns".

I am a collector of fabric, so I collect until I think I have enough and usually end up with too much. That is where a purchased pattern pays off. I can help calculate yardage but need to know; are you planning on this line of fabric or something different?

So, I did a littler research for you. The Timeless Treasurers West Collections looks to be discontinued (which they do all the time in the fabric world), which means that you will have to really search for that line of fabric. Starting places would be eBay, or Esty. But I did find a pattern that will have yardage for you on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Bigger-Pattern-Scenic-Prints-Finished/dp/B0725DYPFT/ref=pd_bxgy_vft_none_img_sccl_1/145-1284930-0546161?pd_rd_w=K67tL&content-id=amzn1.sym.7f0cf323-50c6-49e3-b3f9-63546bb79c92&pf_rd_p=7f0cf323-50c6-49e3-b3f9-63546bb79c92&pf_rd_r=GEV70CRZX1WRTPM3BS5C&pd_rd_wg=cSgok&pd_rd_r=8bbb7b1e-fe7c-4cba-892c-6de60e95deff&pd_rd_i=B0725DYPFT&psc=1 . If the link doesn't work it is called: Bigger Big Block Quilt Pattern, for Large and Scenic Prints, Finished Sizes: 69in x 89in, 88in x 95in, 106in x 108in. Let me know how it goes.

@@SeeJsJourney Think I am going to give it a try Thank you so very much for going the extra mile for me.

Let me know how it goes. I would love to see a picture when it's done. Seejsdesigns@gmail.com

It was such a fast and easy project . My sister-in-law wanted one for her longer brushed that tend to be pricey. Thank you for all your comments!! Appreciated it.

Thank you so much! And thank you for taking the time to let me know that you like them. The Orange ones I backed with a Christmas green color, so all I have to due is turn them over and I'm in Christmas mode! Happy Holidays!

Such a great idea....I love all the things you've created!

Thank you so much.

Thank you, it's my happy place for sure.

That's is what I am doing now. Growing to give! Thanks for watching.

hmmm, I think it looks best if you have more than one row. I tried to sew down the middle of the basis tape and didn't have any problems.. Try it again with more rows. I think I saw that you can brush it a little to fluff it. Thanks for watching. I have two more Chenille -IT projects planed soon.

So glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much, it's my happy place!

Many thanks!

Hi there, the bee design was on the fabric. I hand embroider the bees. I like how their fly pattern turned out using black floss. Thanks for watching.

I am so delighted to hear that. I would love to see what fabric you used. Many thanks for the comment.

Thank you very much.

Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!

Thank you! Cheers!

What brand do you use for the art alchemy metallique?

They are by Art Alchemy called Metallique /Wax. They used to come in a round tin and now come in a tube. There are different colors, I I like the Aged Brass and Rich Copper is my favorite.

Yay! Thank you!!!!!

Marie, Your comment made my heart sing! Thank you very much for subscribing and loving Chenille-it. I have two other panels I plan to work on this year. Can't wait. It's so much fun. Let me know what you like to make?

Thanks for your input. Check out this video ruclips.net/video/mpdrGYDgZc8/видео.html maybe the music will be more to your liking. Thanks for watching.