How to bind hexagon quilts, triangles, and curves

Have you ever made a quilted tree skirt? How about a hexagon quilt? Binding these non-rectangular corners can be a bit of a challenge! In this video, I show you tips and tricks to get perfect mitred corners for unusual angles, and how to use the stretch of bias binding to get a smooth finish, even on inside curves!
Arctic Vortex quilt and tree skirt pattern: geekybobbin.com/arcticvortex
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[@knitntea1672]

This was exactly what I needed! I followed your advice and it worked fine :-) thank you so much for sharing😊

[@Tessknadler]

Thank you! I am making hexagon placemats today and realized I had no idea how to manage those corners as I was binding. This was SO helpful.

[@kfaz3979]

The binding tutorial every quilter needs to watch! THANK YOU! I searched UA-cam for binding octagon shapes and came upon a few, but yours addresses so many different angles! Great instructions!

[@sadiejosiemom]

I made one similar to yours many years ago. It was sort of a qayg log cabin diamond. I've never been good at quilting but that ONE thing was the best I've done before and since!

[@nyckioneal1596]

Thank you! Keep up the good work you’re doing!

[@sisdeslang9390]

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