I am sewing some potholders this year, and renembered your video, because I liked very much the way you finish yours. I had forgotten the tweezers tip for the corners, and I think it is a GREAT IDEA 👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you again for a wonderful tutorial 😊 have a happy new year 2023 🎉
I have referred back to this many times. Excellent tutorial! I do have trouble with the topstitching especially at the corners. You make it look so easy. Thank you!
Love your video. I will watch it again when I construct the pot holders I have cut out. Since I am making mine 4-ply, using two layers of heat proof batting, I cut the fabric a little oversized. Then I cut out the potholder and it has nice even edges. Lots easier than trying to line up four layers. Your video was EXACTLY what I needed to apply the binding and loop. I tried making rounded corners. Didn't work for me. Your method is perfect!! Thank you so much. PS, I just discovered myself how very useful tweezers are when sewing. Now I can't sew without them.
What finished size do you make your potholders and how wide do you cut your bias binding fabric? Thank you for your time and an awesome video tutorial on making potholder with self loops.
Great binding tutorial-I make pot holders all the time but struggle with machine binding that looks as neat as my hand stitched ones. Will try the tweezer trick. Good job!
I really enjoy watching all of your videos, you are a very good teacher! Thank you so much for taking the time to spread all your knowledge with us, I am hoping to come and visit your shop someday!
Thanks, Terry, great video, always amazing what ideas you can pick up until you watch your tutorials, never knew what to do with those tweezers or my little ironing board, both very useful ideas, and oh yes, beautiful pot holder!
Thank you , this is just the thing I need to finish my projects so they look super fab - and the tweezers trick is priceless! Got me to sub with this one - sew happy~
Beautiful details like this make something simple and everyday a work of art. You are a wonderful teacher! (And you have the best manicure of all the tutorial givers I've watched!)
Very helpful tutorial. I have some scrap fabric I plan to turn unto pot holders and this is the first (and maybe only) video I will need to demonstrate a loop in the binding. Great tip to use tweezers! I saw a quilt binding tutorial that showed to fold the corners with the edge you are sewing on top - tuck the horizontal edge under - then you have a smooth edge instead of trying to get over the edge of the fold. Hope that makes sense.
I know there are several different binding methods. None of the methods are wrong and some are easier that others. Try them and decide what works the best for you or what suits that project. I have used a variety and have my favorites for different projects. The double folded strip is my favorite, sewn back to front. It is a time factor. Thank you for watching.
I just finished my first potholder using your tutorial. I need to tweak a couple of things but the hanging loop is great! Next one I'll remember (hopefully) to use 2 layers of batting/insul-bright.
Great video! What kind of rotary cutter do u have? I have never seen one like that. And when u was done sewing how much thread did u leave at the needle?
Hi, I really enjoyed this video. Very nice attention to detail. I liked the video being brought in close to see stitching being completed up close. Not kidding about how much I liked this video. I watch and subscribe to allot of quilting activities. Most are fun but not always caring about how straight their seams are or if they are a little off on their points. You do nice work. Thank you.
It is our own design and we sell it through the website. Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Fons-Porter-Quarter-Inch-Seam-Markers-x10075814.htm
When you went to the iron, I was shocked when you put it down and it raised up a little. It threw me. Wish I had had that 50 years ago. The number of things I have ruined because my irons didn't raise up, including a rug when I didn't have an ironing board way back then.
Great video! Love watching all of your quilting videos and would like to see more. It would be great if you could have one or two each week! Thanks for all the hard work!! 😄😄😄😄
Thank you for this clear, informative video! After watching this several times, I was finally able to finish my potholders.
Glad I could help!
Thank you! This was exactly the video I needed to finish my quilted potholders! Your instructions are clear and concise! 🌺
Had to watch twice bc first time around l was mesmerized by your beautiful hands..🇨🇦
I am sewing some potholders this year, and renembered your video, because I liked very much the way you finish yours. I had forgotten the tweezers tip for the corners, and I think it is a GREAT IDEA 👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you again for a wonderful tutorial 😊 have a happy new year 2023 🎉
You are so welcome! Happy new year to you also.
I have referred back to this many times. Excellent tutorial! I do have trouble with the topstitching especially at the corners. You make it look so easy. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
The best pot holder binding tutorial on RUclips!
Thank you!
Oh my goodness, your way of talking and explaining reminds me so much of Nancy Zieman 😍
Love your video. I will watch it again when I construct the pot holders I have cut out. Since I am making mine 4-ply, using two layers of heat proof batting, I cut the fabric a little oversized. Then I cut out the potholder and it has nice even edges. Lots easier than trying to line up four layers. Your video was EXACTLY what I needed to apply the binding and loop.
I tried making rounded corners. Didn't work for me. Your method is perfect!! Thank you so much. PS, I just discovered myself how very useful tweezers are when sewing. Now I can't sew without them.
Happy to help. :)
Terry I think you are one of the most thorough instructors on RUclips and I agree you do have perfect nails💅
Thank you.
What finished size do you make your potholders and how wide do you cut your bias binding fabric? Thank you for your time and an awesome video tutorial on making potholder with self loops.
Great binding tutorial-I make pot holders all the time but struggle with machine binding that looks as neat as my hand stitched ones. Will try the tweezer trick. Good job!
Thank you.
I'm learning to 🥴sew potholders, thanks for this tutorial! 😊
Have fun!
Thank you for your video, most helpful.
Terry, this is the first video that makes sense for adding binding to a pot holder, thanks so much!!! Now I need to get busy!!!
You're welcome.
Thank you for this tutorial! I'm making potholders for the first time and I'm excited to give them nice hanging loops!
You're welcome :)
I enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Thanks for watching!
I really enjoy watching all of your videos, you are a very good teacher! Thank you so much for taking the time to spread all your knowledge with us, I am hoping to come and visit your shop someday!
Carol Doyle Looking forward to meeting you and thank you for watching.
Thanks, Terry, great video, always amazing what ideas you can pick up until you watch your tutorials, never knew what to do with those tweezers or my little ironing board, both very useful ideas, and oh yes, beautiful pot holder!
Thank you!
This is wonderful. Subscribed and saved. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Very helpful instructions for sewing the binding and making the hanging loop! Thank you!
Karen Lautzenheiser Your welcome.
My potholder came out beautiful with your explanation! Thanks
You’re welcome 😊
this was very helpful and saved me alot of trouble with bindings.
+Wanona Snowden Your welcome.
Excellent details! Thank you for sharing your talents,
You are so welcome!
Thank you , this is just the thing I need to finish my projects so they look super fab - and the tweezers trick is priceless! Got me to sub with this one - sew happy~
Beautiful details like this make something simple and everyday a work of art. You are a wonderful teacher! (And you have the best manicure of all the tutorial givers I've watched!)
+Margaret Williams Thank you for the compliments. I enjoy teaching.
i am now going to make potholders galore! great tut!
Thank you!
Great video. I love your ring. 🙂
Very helpful tutorial. I have some scrap fabric I plan to turn unto pot holders and this is the first (and maybe only) video I will need to demonstrate a loop in the binding. Great tip to use tweezers! I saw a quilt binding tutorial that showed to fold the corners with the edge you are sewing on top - tuck the horizontal edge under - then you have a smooth edge instead of trying to get over the edge of the fold. Hope that makes sense.
I know there are several different binding methods. None of the methods are wrong and some are easier that others. Try them and decide what works the best for you or what suits that project. I have used a variety and have my favorites for different projects. The double folded strip is my favorite, sewn back to front. It is a time factor. Thank you for watching.
I just finished my first potholder using your tutorial. I need to tweak a couple of things but the hanging loop is great! Next one I'll remember (hopefully) to use 2 layers of batting/insul-bright.
How do you fold the loop?
great idea to have a hanging loop on pot holders. Thanks you
You are so welcome!
Thank you for a great tutorial.
You are welcome!
Great tutorial! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Awesome video.......exactly what I needed to finish my potholders! Thank you!
You're welcome :)
Great video. Thank you for sharing this with us 👍
My pleasure
This is the best video I have ever seen.. Very informative. Thanks for sharing..
You're welcome.
Great video! What kind of rotary cutter do u have? I have never seen one like that. And when u was done sewing how much thread did u leave at the needle?
I love this tutorial, your video was clear and very informative.
Thank you.
Great tutorial! I've learned so much from watching you. Thank you!
Liz Turney Your welcome.
Great tutorial! Also, you have very nice hands.
Thank you.
Great video. Now I know how to do it. Off to bind my potholder.
Excellent.
Hi, I really enjoyed this video. Very nice attention to detail. I liked the video being brought in close to see stitching being completed up close. Not kidding about how much I liked this video. I watch and subscribe to allot of quilting activities. Most are fun but not always caring about how straight their seams are or if they are a little off on their points. You do nice work. Thank you.
Where do you get the rotary cutter you are using? Your instructions are very well done. Thank you.
It is our own design and we sell it through the website. Here is a link to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Fons-Porter-Quarter-Inch-Seam-Markers-x10075814.htm
Great idea for xmas presents, off now to make some, thank you for the great tution!
+Tina Wemyss Your welcome.
Thank you so much Terry. I just love your tutorials and I have learned so much from you. And know I now how to put bias on a pot holder.
You're welcome.
Do you have a pattern for your star pot holder? Love your binding technique but I am getting tired of 9 squares, need a change. My thanks, Pat
Thank you for your sewing video's, I always learn so much from your video's & enjoy them very much.
shadowpleez Your welcome.
When you went to the iron, I was shocked when you put it down and it raised up a little. It threw me. Wish I had had that 50 years ago. The number of things I have ruined because my irons didn't raise up, including a rug when I didn't have an ironing board way back then.
Great tutorial! Love this technnique. Can you tell me how wide you cut your binding? Thank you
2.5 inches
Thanks for the video. I've been wanting a way to do this loop nicely. Good job.
EXCELLENT DEMO. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!
Gayle DeSantis Your welcome
Great video! Love watching all of your quilting videos and would like to see more. It would be great if you could have one or two each week! Thanks for all the hard work!! 😄😄😄😄
The iron makes me wonder - is is something on the ironing board that lift the iron up? Or what it is? It would be perfect thing for me :)
I will be using your technique for binding all types of projects. Need to find the tweezers that you used.
South Dakota's the best!
Yep!
Wonderful!!!
Many thanks!!
This was a super video, thank you.Just hope I will be as neat as you. :)
Thank you for watching!
Great tutorial. What size was the potholder?
Finished size 8.5 x 8.5
Very nice thank you so much
Most welcome 😊
I love your classes. Can you tell mewhich Baby Lock are you using? I have one in need of update. Thank you
I sew on the Crescendo.
Awesome 👌
Thanks 🤗
The first time I've ever seen the technique with tweezers. I've struggled with potholders for a long time. They're harder than they look.
Try with tweezers, it works wonderful.
Are you using bias binding? And how wide did you cut it? Thanks.
I only use bias binding when I have a curve. I use mostly 2 1/2 inch strips.
Hi Terie. I am interesting about your video and can I ask how Much is your Sewing machine that you are using.
Juliet Lee M.S.R.P. is $1,799.00 If you are interested please call us and we can discuss an in house special.
My country is in the philippines
great video....made it look sooooo easy :)
Jan Trunzo Thank you.
What kind of iron is that. Never saw one like that 😁
It is made by Oliso
Hi, what is your measurement on the bias fabric
I will definitely try this technique! Thanks.
Dot Freel Your welcome.
Wow good idea
Thank you.
Love your tutorial, what kind of cutter did you used, the one you wrap on your hand, when can I find it? Thanks
Here is a link to our website to check them out. www.junctionfabric.com/shop/Notions/p/Rotary-Palm-Cutter-x9591429.htm
thanks!
Welcome!
What kind of sewing machine is that
That is the Melody by Babylock. The model is discontinued but they do have an equivalent.
How wide is the binding
2.25 inches wide
Wow
Do not understand how your folding the binding in the corners as you attach it relates to the whole business
This tutorial helped me figure out how to make my potholder bias tape look more finished on the ends. Thank you. craftedforyougoods@etsy
You are so welcome!
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@junctionfabric. Your hand hides what you did and so not exactly clear.
great tutorial...don't like the nails...sorry....
That's ok
How wide is the binding
2 1/2 inches