Showing from start to finish how I am doing the new technique that was referred to as Competition Binding when it was taught to me. Email: QuiltSquirrel1@gmail.com
Interesting video. It’s always great to see alternative ways to do things. Thank you so much for sharing. I had never seen this technique before. Very much appreciated.
I like this method and will try it on my quilt this weekend as it is going in to a show in September. I really like the fact the miters are sewn up so neatly. Thanks
That technique is so interesting, I'm going try it sometime soon! Unless my quilt is really special, I attach to the back and machine sew the to front, but it seems like this could work for that? Another reason to connect binding strips diagonally is to distribute the seam bulk along the diagonal instead of in one lump, but stripes can be tricky if you want them to line up. Striped bindings are my favorite! Your quilt is beautiful, and finished, yay! 😊
Thank you! You absolutely could use the technique by sewing your binding strips to the back first. Make a small practice quilt and give it a try first before you do your special quilt. I agree, it does distribute the bulk when done diagonally.
Well, I can't say that I totally understand this. My quilts will never be show bound (no pun intended). I think I need to stand right behind you to get this method of binding the corners. I'll have continue to blind stitch my corners closed. I'd like to give it a try on an exggerated large mockup corner. (wish you could demonstrate it that way!) 😄Thank you for showing how you do this.
I will give this a try for sure. So interesting…I have never seen this done before. Thanks for sharing.
Genius! Also chuckled at “quilt jail.” 😊
Just when I thought I knew how to bind! Thank you very much! I think I will practice on a few table runners first!
This is genius!
Interesting video. It’s always great to see alternative ways to do things. Thank you so much for sharing. I had never seen this technique before. Very much appreciated.
I like this method and will try it on my quilt this weekend as it is going in to a show in September. I really like the fact the miters are sewn up so neatly. Thanks
That's the best part of this I think. I always struggled sewing the mitered seams neatly.
New subscriber here…can’t wait to attempt this on my own! Thank you!
Welcome! Thank you!
I can not wait to try this technique! Thank you for demonstrating it!
So glad you're back! Hope you're doing well.
Thank you! I will be binding a quilt this weekend and I'm going to give this a try. All your quilting is beautiful...
Thank you!
Very nice.
That technique is so interesting, I'm going try it sometime soon! Unless my quilt is really special, I attach to the back and machine sew the to front, but it seems like this could work for that? Another reason to connect binding strips diagonally is to distribute the seam bulk along the diagonal instead of in one lump, but stripes can be tricky if you want them to line up. Striped bindings are my favorite! Your quilt is beautiful, and finished, yay! 😊
Thank you! You absolutely could use the technique by sewing your binding strips to the back first. Make a small practice quilt and give it a try first before you do your special quilt. I agree, it does distribute the bulk when done diagonally.
Great job Jodi, looks a lot neater for the mitre corners this way!
Very different but cool! Love your machine!
Thank you! My machine is a Janome 6500P. Love it!
Well, I can't say that I totally understand this. My quilts will never be show bound (no pun intended). I think I need to stand right behind you to get this method of binding the corners. I'll have continue to blind stitch my corners closed. I'd like to give it a try on an exggerated large mockup corner. (wish you could demonstrate it that way!) 😄Thank you for showing how you do this.
I'm working on my July 21, 2024 weekly update video where I made an enlarged version of the technique to help my viewers see the technique better.
It would be great if we could see exactly what you were doing . Please give us a close up view!
I'm working on my July 21, 2024 weekly update video where I made an enlarged version of the technique to help my viewers see the technique better.
I couldn't see what you were doing.
I'm working on my July 21, 2024 weekly update video where I made an enlarged version of the technique to help my viewers see the technique better.