Applying quilt binding with Knit woven double fold bias binder

This is an easy, simple and fast method to apply a quilt binding using the Knit Woven Double Fold Bias Binder. It is absolutely not meant to offend the traditional quilters who have their own wonderful methods of attaching a binding. The fabric strip is not cut on the bias. The corners are turned back and sewn. I am working on the Baby Lock Euphoria a dedicated Cover Machine. Please note this is taken from one of my weekly lives and is a live demo.

[@gailemcnair8122]

The quilt is so cute but I love your binding ideas. Thank you

[@dagmarl8061]

Thank you Deborah, next quilt i will try this method. Greetings from Germany, Dagmar

[@susanmercier613]

I use my binder attachment on my straight stitch (don’t have the attachment for my ovation yet). I have been rounding the corners of my throws and large quilts so I don’t have to mitre or cut the binding at the corners. Looks lovely! Looking Forward to getting the binder attachment for my ovation and testing the rounded corners on there as well :-)

[@daleodberg6714]

Very good, interesting and helpful. Thank you. 🌸

[@elainehirsch9383]

Love love this. U have me hooked

[@patsyvanderhoofven8573]

Lovely work

[@Faith_Chi]

Hello Deborah, I looked you up because I bought one of your collector's bear way back in 1996 in Germany. Yes, that's a long time ago! I have the little bear, Jeremy, 1/2000. I was curious to see whether you're still making bears...? Wishing you all the best, Faith, from Norfolk, England.

[@400calfix]

I LOVE this method! Thank you!

[@debiskelly]

What size binder did you use?

[@angiep5216]

You can’t make the corners?

[@sharoncordova8840]

Can I do this process using 80/20 batting and quilting cotton front and back?

[@sharoncordova8840]

I tried it today and yes it does.

[@elainehirsch9383]

Sorry but serger doesn’t sound right just saying. Needles sound like they are hitting face plate?