This is really helpful, with great information and explanations. Not a lot of quilting videos show how to do the binding and this is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for sharing.
Saw this and forgot to write your name down. I refused to stop searching until I found you. I recognized your necklace. Whew that made me calm down, haha. Thank you for teaching this so well.
CORNERS: Fold the pointed corners of the backing fabric over the quilt front to begin this binding. Make a perfect triangle that measures FOUR INCHES ON EACH STRAIGHT SIDE OF THE TRIANGLE. The backing fabric for the binding extends 2 inches beyond the rest of the quilt. The same ratio works on other bindings. ( example: to make a finished 1/2 binding, start with a 1 inch backing binding fabric, then fold a triangle 2 inches on each straight edge.) Raise up the folded miter before stitching it and just whack off the triangle point underneath so it doesn't show. This is a very good tutorial, with all the things we like: no extra talking about the weather etc., just plain, easy to understand instructions and great visuals on how to do this from someone who is an expert, no background music. Thank you.
my first visit to your channel! This tutorial covered everything I needed to know to self bind a quilt that needed to get done today! I am ready to machine stitch and feel great about this project!
One of my favorite videos. I watch it before I bind every time and still see something new. Today I realized that as well as I planned this out, I should have thought more about auditioning the backing fabric. I wound up piecing my backing. Ok. But I never thought about the pieced portion showing up as part of the binding. Haha. Oh well!
I just found you and this tutorial. I loved it, thank you. This is my preferred way to finish my quilts however, I have always had a bit of trouble getting the corners neat & tidy. This is so easy. Thanks again.
First time I see a tutorial on the fold-over backing for binding. Very well explained, I will try this on my next quilt. Corners are flattened and mitered so neatly. Thank you for sharing this great video.
Loretta, your instruction helped me finish a bday quilt for my son and daughter in law - one hour before their baby shower. Your clear instructions were wonderful!
Thank you so much for your guidance. I have just made my first quilt and followed your mitre instructions. Perfect. Thank you again. Pauline from Loughborough Leicestershire England
You had me at Dog Ear! Your technique just boosted my confidence so much that I'm no longer afraid to finish Quilts now. I made a Quilt in two days and it's on the bed being used by a very happy Birthday Boy!
Wow, I have never seen this technique before... And I absolutely love it. My name is Zelda and I have a channel called Zelda Sews. It is a very small channel. I am getting back into quilting along with garment sewing. I subscribed to your channel because I liked your description you had in your bio and I just like the way you present.❤😊❤
I'm so glad I found your site I LOVE your quilt binding technique. The mitered corners make so much sense. I would rather experiment with getting the dog ears correctly with the iron. Then folding the fabric the typical way when doing binding.Only to have to pick it out and try again. !!!!... I seem to have trouble getting the fold wrong at times. But with this technique I really think I will have a better chance of having a beautiful mitered corner. I'm going to give this a try on my next quilt. And watch it step by step, thank you again for this wonderful video.Mery Christmas ❤️🎄🧑🎄
So glad you are on RUclips and sharing your expertise and tips! Miss the classroom, of course but feeling a little less isolated and a bit better informed! Thanks Loretta.
Hi Loretta Beautiful demonstration. I went through some fabric and have enough squares to make a 9 square quilt. So, once laid out, I will be in for fabric for the backing. I will use this binding to finish the quilt. Thank you again
Thank you for the wraparound binding on a quilt video. I needed refresher. My question is about how to adjust the presser foot tension, light or heavy, when using the walking foot and or the dual foot.
This is great method for volume and charity quilting. Will definitely use. One question: I never end up with a square quilt after adding backing. Your method seems to presume that the quilt is square before you measure and cut the fabric for the fold over. How do you make sure your quilt is square, or does that matter with this technique?
Make sure you're using an accurate 1/4" seam when piecing. When measuring for sashing, measure the center of the blocks/quilt, rather than the edge. Things like that will help make sure you're quilt is more square towards the end. Depending on what your quilt looks like, you could also try squaring it off before layering it.
I found a plastic tool to mark the miter corner - you then sew it RST - flip - you have a perfectly mitered corner. This might make another great video.
Awesome, love this , and easy too! I wanted to check out your website to see other videos or playlists and there is absolutely nothing there. Did I goof up or is there something I missed?
We do have some other videos up on our channel. Here's the link below. We are also starting a new series where we are posting every Thursday, so this is only the "2nd" one of those. ruclips.net/user/HayesSewingMachineCovideos
Loved this, especially since I had tried this recently without instructions and my miter corners were a MESS. Can you please show the stitching on the back so we can see how the corners look on the back side. Thx ☮️
Loretta, I love your videos. I live in Florida so we'll probably never meet face to face but I would love it if you retired to Florida. LOL. Have you ever done a tutorial on squaring up a quilt? I've seen a few, but those are for people who have perfect blocks and perfect seams in their quilt. What if your quilt is less than perfect? How do I square it up? Thanks.
Glad you're enjoying our videos! It depends a little bit on the quilt how you would square it up, but traditionally just use your 6x24 rotary ruler and run it alongside the edge, and trim the excess.
Do the center folded edges of the finished MITERED CORNERS need to be hand stitched or machine stitched together? I don't think they do because there are no raw edges inside. If you take a look inside, you can see that the center edges are completely folded. What do you think?
Great tutorial, been looking for something just like this. You were clear and thorough without any excess. The person holding the camera needs a bit more practice keeping things clear and steady, but overall this was a really good video.
A little too much blabbing before we got started. I like to get to it and i really dont care what you found in your drawers during covid but i forwarded this part to get moving.
If you are using fleece for the backing fabric, we would not recommend doing a wraparound binding as it's going to be too thick to sew through. Do a separate binding for that particular quilt. ruclips.net/video/Mgc6Mqpri18/видео.html
WOW, very cool love this I like the instructions that you gave in this technique of combining the back with the border thank You, may I please ask a favor of you would you please use a sex-neutral term in your videos because LADIES are not the only people who quilt even if you just say fellow QUILTERS I was rather uncomfortable hearing you say LADIES 4 TIMES IN THIS VIDEO it made me feel like I was an outsider and that I didn't belong I know you probably are unaware that you do this it would be great if you would be more aware of the fact that no matter what your sexual orientation is male or female we are all QUILTERS thanks again for a cool video !!!!
Finally someone that I can understand. I'll try this. Thanks.
So glad it helped George!
This is really helpful, with great information and explanations. Not a lot of quilting videos show how to do the binding and this is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for sharing.
You're so welcome, glad it was helpful!
I have watched many a video on how to bind a quilt with the backing fabric, This was definitely the best. Thank you!
So glad it helped!
Very helpful
I used this technique on my quilt with minky backing
Corners came out perfect
Thank you!!
Saw this and forgot to write your name down. I refused to stop searching until I found you. I recognized your necklace. Whew that made me calm down, haha. Thank you for teaching this so well.
Aww thank you so much Rosemary!
Absolutely the best and easiest binding tutorial I've ever seen! Thank you!!!
You're so welcome Colleen, glad it helped!
Exactly what I was searching for
Thank you so much, after a few years of trying to master this I found your video, it’s beautiful, just what I needed!❤❤
CORNERS: Fold the pointed corners of the backing fabric over the quilt front to begin this binding. Make a perfect triangle that measures FOUR INCHES ON EACH STRAIGHT SIDE OF THE TRIANGLE. The backing fabric for the binding extends 2 inches beyond the rest of the quilt. The same ratio works on other bindings. ( example: to make a finished 1/2 binding, start with a 1 inch backing binding fabric, then fold a triangle 2 inches on each straight edge.)
Raise up the folded miter before stitching it and just whack off the triangle point underneath so it doesn't show.
This is a very good tutorial, with all the things we like: no extra talking about the weather etc., just plain, easy to understand instructions and great visuals on how to do this from someone who is an expert, no background music. Thank you.
Thank you sew much!!! Most helpful tutorial I have seen on self binding EVER and I've watched at least 30.
So glad it helped!
my first visit to your channel! This tutorial covered everything I needed to know to self bind a quilt that needed to get done today! I am ready to machine stitch and feel great about this project!
So glad we could help!
Perfect! Wish I had learned this earlier in my quilting journey!!
Quilt completed! Binding looks perfect! Proud to present this quilt to my friend today.
Aww that's wonderful!
I have viewed a number of videos using this process. This was by far the best and easiest instructions I've seen. Thanks!
So glad it helped!
Super video. I love this thanks😊
One of my favorite videos. I watch it before I bind every time and still see something new. Today I realized that as well as I planned this out, I should have thought more about auditioning the backing fabric. I wound up piecing my backing. Ok. But I never thought about the pieced portion showing up as part of the binding. Haha. Oh well!
Glad it helped!
You’re amazing at explaining , and showing, how to get this difficult part of finishing a project. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much, glad it helped!
Thank you for providing exactly what I wanted to learn today!
You're welcome Jolene!
I just found you and this tutorial. I loved it, thank you. This is my preferred way to finish my quilts however, I have always had a bit of trouble getting the corners neat & tidy. This is so easy. Thanks again.
You're so welcome, glad it helped!
First time I see a tutorial on the fold-over backing for binding. Very well explained, I will try this on my next quilt. Corners are flattened and mitered so neatly. Thank you for sharing this great video.
So glad it helped!
Love the way you dd the mitered corners. Thank you.
You're welcome!
This is the best video I have seen on the topic! Your tips about making the mitered corners are extremely helpful. Thank you.
You're so welcome, glad it helped!
Sooooooo helpful and clearly explained to someone with shivers when it comes to sewing the dreaded mitred corners. Thanks 🙏
So glad it helped!
Loretta, your instruction helped me finish a bday quilt for my son and daughter in law - one hour before their baby shower. Your clear instructions were wonderful!
Glad it helped!
Thank you Loretta, I miss you all!
We miss having you in class too Karen!
I am new to quilting and struggle with the binding. I love this technique and will try it on the quilt I have just started
I love the way you explain it! I love this technique! I am very new at quilting! Ty ty !
So glad it helped!
Yahhhh! It’s doable ! Thanks ! Not so much newbie binding dread ! And off I go to finish my 1st ever quilt !
Great, glad it helped!
Great video, very helpful. I'm doing a self binding on my quilt, and this video was very clear on the steps to get the binding done. Thank you!
You're welcome, so glad it helped!
Thank you for this video! I am making a charity quilt for our Quilt Guild and this is a great refresher on how to do this. Great tips!
So glad it helped Michele!
Wow, thank you for this video! Loved it; loved you!
I really like this method and it looks when done.
You are a clear and concise instructor. 🙏
Thank you, so glad it was helpful!
THE BEST instruction I've found for this process! Thank you!!
You're welcome! So glad it helped!
Thank you so much for your guidance. I have just made my first quilt and followed your mitre instructions. Perfect. Thank you again. Pauline from Loughborough Leicestershire England
this was a great video with instructions for self binding on a larger quilt!
Glad it helped!
You had me at Dog Ear! Your technique just boosted my confidence so much that I'm no longer afraid to finish Quilts now. I made a Quilt in two days and it's on the bed being used by a very happy Birthday Boy!
There you go, glad it helped!
Beautiful! Great instructions.
Love, love your instructions, so clear, you are a treasure,
Ok! Great video! I have an untrimmed quilt ready to try!!!!
Fabulous tuto, thanks. Just what i was looking for.
Glad it helped!
Thank you!! Your videos are great! Almost as good as being in your classroom.
Thank you Toni!
Great video. Almost like being in class with you.
We miss having you guys in class!
Really enjoyed this video. Great job Loretta
Thank you Grace!
I am sooo glad you guys started doing these videos! Thank you!
Glad you're enjoying them!
So glad you are doing these videos.I moved to far to come to classes,but now I feel as though I am in your class. Thank you and keep doing more
Thank you Agnes, we miss having you come in!
Wow, I have never seen this technique before... And I absolutely love it. My name is Zelda and I have a channel called Zelda Sews. It is a very small channel. I am getting back into quilting along with garment sewing.
I subscribed to your channel because I liked your description you had in your bio and I just like the way you present.❤😊❤
Thank you Zelda!
Just started my first quilt, your instructions are so clear and examples are wonderful! Thanks for wrap around binding !
Glad it helped!
I’ve never done my bindings like this but I’m going to give it a try. I love the way the mitered corner looks. Thank you for doing this video! ❤️
You're welcome, Donna!
I'm so glad I found your site I LOVE your quilt binding technique. The mitered corners make so much sense. I would rather experiment with getting the dog ears correctly with the iron. Then folding the fabric the typical way when doing binding.Only to have to pick it out and try again. !!!!... I seem to have trouble getting the fold wrong at times. But with this technique I really think I will have a better chance of having a beautiful mitered corner. I'm going to give this a try on my next quilt. And watch it step by step, thank you again for this wonderful video.Mery Christmas ❤️🎄🧑🎄
Glad it helped Marion!
So glad you are on RUclips and sharing your expertise and tips! Miss the classroom, of course but feeling a little less isolated and a bit better informed! Thanks Loretta.
We miss you too Pat!
Hi Loretta Beautiful demonstration. I went through some fabric and have enough squares to make a 9 square quilt. So, once laid out, I will be in for fabric for the backing. I will use this binding to finish the quilt. Thank you again
Bring in your quilt, Barbara, when you come. We love to see finished projects!
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I’ve been wanting to try that type of binding but didn’t know where to start. Excellent video, and I love your quilt!
Glad it helped, happy quilting!
Love the look and ease of doing this binding. Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to next weeks video!
I enjoy sewing bindings on but I love this method and will be giving this a try. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Geat work Lorreta corners look fantastic
Thank you!
You were very helpful and encouraging!Thank you so much ❤🙏🏽
You're so welcome!
Excellent video!!!
Excellent demonstration! So helpful as I’ve been looking for a tutorial on this technique to use when making project bags with a wrap around back.
Thank you Julie!
Thank you …. That’s just what I was looking for and the way you explained it was great …. Just subscribed!
Glad it helped Anita!
Thank you for the wraparound binding on a quilt video. I needed refresher. My question is about how to adjust the presser foot tension, light or heavy, when using the walking foot and or the dual foot.
It depends on what model machine you have, not all of them have that adjustment available.
Great lesson, as always. I learned a new technique that I will put to good use.
Thank you!
Excellent teaching thank you
Thank you!
Great demonstration, I am new to quilting and this is really helpful, thank you!
Glad it helped!
GREAT video Loretta!! I would also like to learn more about bias and regular straight binding, thanks for your consideration!
Wow that looks great
Thank you Connie!
Hi Loretta. Thank nice, clear explanation. Thanks.
Thank you Miri, glad it helped!
Great directions, thanks!
Great clear instructions. Thank you.
Glad it helped Christine!
I love your “Covid” quilt. Very new at this…..
Just jump right in!
Great tutorial! Thankyou
You're welcome!
Love this way to bind!!
This is so easy. Thanks again.
You're welcome!
I like the look of your corner
Thank you!
Awesome....perfect video for me....thank u.....
Glad it helped Susanne!
Awesome,the best I have learn lots.
Thank you so much Pansy!
This is great method for volume and charity quilting. Will definitely use. One question: I never end up with a square quilt after adding backing. Your method seems to presume that the quilt is square before you measure and cut the fabric for the fold over. How do you make sure your quilt is square, or does that matter with this technique?
Make sure you're using an accurate 1/4" seam when piecing. When measuring for sashing, measure the center of the blocks/quilt, rather than the edge. Things like that will help make sure you're quilt is more square towards the end. Depending on what your quilt looks like, you could also try squaring it off before layering it.
Loretta’s nails look fine! I think that was very rude of you to say that she should see a manicurist before doing her videos.
I was actually thinking to myself that she has lovely nails.
Great job! You make it look so easy. I would like to see the back of the quilt where you sewed the binding on.
Thank you. Great video. Might give this a try.
Thank you Cheryl!
Great tips, I love it
You're welcome!
Thank you for a great video.
You're welcome, thank you!
Thankyou , sooo much wonderful information,
So glad it helped Patricia!
I found a plastic tool to mark the miter corner - you then sew it RST - flip - you have a perfectly mitered corner. This might make another great video.
Thank you for the suggestion!
Awesome job! Thank you sew much!
Thank you Liz, glad you enjoyed!
Great tips
Thank you!
great video, thanks!
Your welcome Sarah!
Awesome, love this , and easy too! I wanted to check out your website to see other videos or playlists and there is absolutely nothing there. Did I goof up or is there something I missed?
We do have some other videos up on our channel. Here's the link below. We are also starting a new series where we are posting every Thursday, so this is only the "2nd" one of those.
ruclips.net/user/HayesSewingMachineCovideos
Loved this, especially since I had tried this recently without instructions and my miter corners were a MESS. Can you please show the stitching on the back so we can see how the corners look on the back side. Thx ☮️
Thanks, looks very do able!
You're welcome, jump right in!
Loretta, I love your videos. I live in Florida so we'll probably never meet face to face but I would love it if you retired to Florida. LOL. Have you ever done a tutorial on squaring up a quilt? I've seen a few, but those are for people who have perfect blocks and perfect seams in their quilt. What if your quilt is less than perfect? How do I square it up? Thanks.
Glad you're enjoying our videos! It depends a little bit on the quilt how you would square it up, but traditionally just use your 6x24 rotary ruler and run it alongside the edge, and trim the excess.
Do the center folded edges of the finished MITERED CORNERS need to be hand stitched or machine stitched together? I don't think they do because there are no raw edges inside. If you take a look inside, you can see that the center edges are completely folded. What do you think?
Thank you so very much!!!!!😮😊
You're so welcome!
@@HayesSewingMachineCo please show us more. I’ve been making it so much harder than it has to be.
Thank you so much.
You're welcome Sharon!
Have you ever used Minky or Fleece to do this ?
You certainly can, however do a wider binding as it's a thicker fabric, and it would be rather bulky if you make it too narrow.
Great tutorial, been looking for something just like this. You were clear and thorough without any excess. The person holding the camera needs a bit more practice keeping things clear and steady, but overall this was a really good video.
Glad it helped!
Can you do the same corner with the regular binding?
Wow, thank you
You're welcome!
Do you happen to have a teach sheet of tips of this binding technique to print?
Sorry we do not
I have a question what would happen if you left the sandwich interior instead of cutting it off?
It would be bulky and not line up well
A little too much blabbing before we got started. I like to get to it and i really dont care what you found in your drawers during covid but i forwarded this part to get moving.
That's the fabulous thing about videos, just fast forward to the part you want.
What if you are using fleece
If you are using fleece for the backing fabric, we would not recommend doing a wraparound binding as it's going to be too thick to sew through. Do a separate binding for that particular quilt. ruclips.net/video/Mgc6Mqpri18/видео.html
Could you do this technique with fleece 23:42
No you can't because you can't iron fleece.
WOW, very cool love this I like the instructions that you gave in this technique of combining the back with the border thank You, may I please ask a favor of you would you please use a sex-neutral term in your videos because LADIES are not the only people who quilt even if you just say fellow QUILTERS I was rather uncomfortable hearing you say LADIES 4 TIMES IN THIS VIDEO it made me feel like I was an outsider and that I didn't belong I know you probably are unaware that you do this it would be great if you would be more aware of the fact that no matter what your sexual orientation is male or female we are all QUILTERS thanks again for a cool video !!!!
And yes your nails do look fine. I’m rather tired of seeing fancy fingernails that cost so much money.