Just watched latest video of the Last Homely House. Kate had a link to this video as I really enjoyed seeing how a “facing” type binding looks when completed! Thank you for sharing your technique!
The last homely house told me about this , and I’m sooooo happy to learn about it! Thank you so much! I have a quilt I didn’t want to bind traditionally and this is the perfect solution!! Thank you very much for making my day!!!!&
Hi Joe! Kate from the Last Homey House suggested your video. SO here I am. I love the look of this binding. Not complicated at all. Straight forward. Going to see what other tips you have. Thank you.
I just listened about a few minutes The Last Homely House and heard about your binding method. I am glad to learn it. Thank you for sharing your method!
Guess what. I too have just watched Kate on the Last homely house and am thrilled to see your quilt finishing. I did this on my first ever quilt (baby size) and thought I hadn't done it correctly, so it's still in my UFO pile, as I couldn't face undoing it. I'm now determined to go back to it and finish it. Fortunately, another of my niece's is having a baby shortly...... 😅😅Kind regards from England, Jackie M😊
Love this Joe! You're the best. You make it short, sweet and to the point. Brilliant! I so appreciate you sharing this method! I'm off to do it right now. Thanks so much.
Just watched Nov 2023 - Great video Joe, many thanks - this looks a great technique. I've seen some that use a triangle at the corners, which is nice, but I think I prefer this one. Greetings from North Wales UK. 🙋♂🙋♂😊😊
Just negotiating a teaching gig in Northumberland for next October. I can’t wait to see that part of the world and I hope to make time to see the Welsh Quilt Center.
I too, just found you through Kate! Joe, will you show us more of your quilts? I really like the one in this video but didn’t see enough of it. Thanks!
Very nice to know! I will have to remember to do it this way next time! I'm like an old jersey milk cow headed to the barn when I get to that point... Lol. I think in kids quilts I'll always do it traditional way because those edges get the most wear. Thanks
I love this idea going to try it soon when i finish one of my UFO's in a few days actually cheers. Oh I've been following you for years on HGTV and a few other place on TV quilting shows. Thank you for your time.
Do you tuck 1/4 inch under and press before hand sewing or it would be a raw edge, right? I saw a quilter over cast stitch and no binding. That is another option.
Great demo! Very clear. I have a related question however. I'm about to finish up a 24 by 30" art quilt and use facings for the first time. I also will be putting a 4" hanging sleeve on the back. I'm thinking that might look wonky if the facing underneath is only 2". Then I thought - why not make the top facing wider but leave the other three at 2 ". Or?
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Just watched latest video of the Last Homely House. Kate had a link to this video as I really enjoyed seeing how a “facing” type binding looks when completed! Thank you for sharing your technique!
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Me too!
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I too just saw Kate on The Last Homely House add a facing to her quilt, and I loved it! Thank you Joe for sharing this technique!
Yep! That’s how I got here 😊
The last homely house told me about this , and I’m sooooo happy to learn about it! Thank you so much! I have a quilt I didn’t want to bind traditionally and this is the perfect solution!! Thank you very much for making my day!!!!&
Hi Joe! Kate from the Last Homey House suggested your video. SO here I am. I love the look of this binding. Not complicated at all. Straight forward. Going to see what other tips you have. Thank you.
Yup!
Kate sent me!
Awesome finish!
I would have NEVER known😄
I just listened about a few minutes The Last Homely House and heard about your binding method. I am glad to learn it. Thank you for sharing your method!
Thanks Joe, like the other comments, just popped over from TLHH. Makes a different finish to quilts and so easy too. 👏
Guess what. I too have just watched Kate on the Last homely house and am thrilled to see your quilt finishing. I did this on my first ever quilt (baby size) and thought I hadn't done it correctly, so it's still in my UFO pile, as I couldn't face undoing it. I'm now determined to go back to it and finish it. Fortunately, another of my niece's is having a baby shortly...... 😅😅Kind regards from England, Jackie M😊
Fantastic. Kate at the last Homely House mentioned this and left a link in her latest vlog. I am going to try it next time. Thanks
Love this Joe! You're the best. You make it short, sweet and to the point. Brilliant! I so appreciate you sharing this method! I'm off to do it right now. Thanks so much.
Clearest description I've ever seen! Thx!
Just subbed to your channel. Kate from the Last Homely House sent me here.
Very clear and concise, thank you Joe! I’m gonna give this a try!
Brilliant way of facing the quilt prefer it to binding
Just watched Nov 2023 - Great video Joe, many thanks - this looks a great technique. I've seen some that use a triangle at the corners, which is nice, but I think I prefer this one. Greetings from North Wales UK. 🙋♂🙋♂😊😊
Just negotiating a teaching gig in Northumberland for next October. I can’t wait to see that part of the world and I hope to make time to see the Welsh Quilt Center.
That’s so well explained! Thank you 🌹
I too, just found you through Kate! Joe, will you show us more of your quilts? I really like the one in this video but didn’t see enough of it. Thanks!
@@kimferguson408 you can see a lot of my quilts at my website www.joecunninghamquilts.com
Very nice to know! I will have to remember to do it this way next time! I'm like an old jersey milk cow headed to the barn when I get to that point... Lol. I think in kids quilts I'll always do it traditional way because those edges get the most wear. Thanks
Seems we have all come from Kate's fork in the road to you! I love facings too. I have a feeling you are coming to New Zealand to teach this year??
I love this idea going to try it soon when i finish one of my UFO's in a few days actually cheers. Oh I've been following you for years on HGTV and a few other place on TV quilting shows. Thank you for your time.
I like it! Not every quilt or wall hanging I make needs binding. I am going to try it. And... well, does your wife quilt? Thanks Joe!
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you could even do it the opposite way and then your facing would make a cute border on the front. genius.
LOVE that idea. Giving that a try on my next project.
I do this, I learned it from you. Thank you.
Do you tuck 1/4 inch under and press before hand sewing or it would be a raw edge, right? I saw a quilter over cast stitch and no binding. That is another option.
@@donnarichey144 the raw edges are covered just as they would be with a binding
That's great Jo, thanks for sharing!
You Rock Joe!😎
Sent by Kate too.❤
My goodness! How clever!
great tutorial
Great demo! Very clear. I have a related question however. I'm about to finish up a 24 by 30" art quilt and use facings for the first time. I also will be putting a 4" hanging sleeve on the back. I'm thinking that might look wonky if the facing underneath is only 2". Then I thought - why not make the top facing wider but leave the other three at 2 ". Or?
Sounds like an good plan!
Awesome great idea
You just pull it all away awound to the back, thanks for the chuckle , Joe!
Thank you!
Thank you
Thanks Joe
It was 7 years ago?
Yes. I am a lot better at it now.
Y didn't you do that I like this one
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