For everyone that likes the 'binding board,' this is a very easy (and cheap) way to make your own. All you need to do is place two long pins parallel to each other on your ironing surface an inch or two wider than your iron (stop the video and look at her board). Make sure your pins are heat resistant and that the middle section of the pin is wide enough for your binding to fit under when folded in half. Then you can slide the binding in just as shown in the video and voila, you have a 'binding board." I prefer to use that $40 for fabric instead of buying one more quilting tool. You can see hers is getting burned too from having her iron always in the same place. This way, you can move it from spot to spot and have your ironing board cover last much longer.
Literally found you via cats while I was folding laundry and they decided to play with my phone. My cats seem to know how to bring more joy and sewing into my life 😂.
Thank you for this tutorial! This is the way I have been binding my quilts for a few years. I love the way you connect the ends of the binding at the end!
I followed your instructions for sewing the ends together, and i am thrilled to report: WHOOPEE!!!!! FINALLY, I WAS ABLE TO DO THIS!!!! AT 80 years old, I have tried a few methods over the past three years, but this one worked for me. Thanks, Corey!! PAT BERNE
I'm brand new to quilting and watching tutorials and trying to absorb as much as possible. You were a great teacher. Easy to understand and follow. Thank you so much!
I fight with my binding every time. Watched your tutorial and will refer to it for all my future binding. You made it look so easy. I can see where I make mistakes. ❤
Cory, I use a binding clip to hold the quilt body and pinch the body and clip. That way, it gives me extra space to work with making that last joining stitch on the binding.
When I join my binding diagonally, I move the top strip to the left and up just a bit so I can see the intersections where it overlaps the bottom strip. Then I can guide the bottom intersection along the red line of the diagonal tape.
Ha!...one of the very first videos we made for this channel probably 3 years ago or so had music playing in the background. We received some comments that the music wasn't appreciated and we never added music after that. =)
I love this tutorial Corey!!! Thank you!!! You made it so clear and precise and I'm so glad you explained why we might have to adjust the binding width according to the batting loft of our quilts. I've been consistently using 2 1/2" bindings but sometimes they look uneven , now I realize I should be trying more narrow ones. Thank you, Thank you!!! So helpful!!!
Tadaaaaa! Its 630a and I was determined to do a machine binding my baby quilt!!! I found your Tutorial and watched it as I sewed with you! and it works!!! I love it.... Thank you so much for your easy to follow tutorial ! Ginny
I always had difficulty getting the edge of the binding. A few weeks ago I saw another truck. Elmers glue stick to the backside so you are positive it is in the right path. I got it all glued down and then hand sewed it because it was for an dear friend. I have donation quilts that need quilting and binding. Twill try with no pressure.Hugs and thank you for the great video. I wrote down directions for the connecting binding beginning and end. Always have to do several times so please tell people to not cut until sure it’s not twisted. If cut and wrong more work to be done.
Elmer's glue on the back works if you are attaching to the front and then finishing on the back. With that method, you would be stitching in the ditch on the front and then need to make sure to catch your binding on the back without being able to see where it's at & the glue keeps everything in place nicely. With the method I showed in the video, we are attaching to the back and finishing on the front so we don't have to worry about catching the binding on the backside with our stitching.
@@CorianderQuilts yes I understand now the difference. I will have to try your method as well. Fortunately I have some quilts for charity that I can try the different ways. I have to now always ended up hand sewing because I didn’t like the look of machine. Would you mind showing me or telling me how much extra batting you leave when trimming before turning the binding. I don’t like the baggy look of binding either. I need to know how much to leave when I trim so 2” binding covers.
@@cr2884 I think it's great to try out different methods for machine binding! I tried out so many different ways until I was happy with how it looked. You might find you prefer doing it a little bit differently than I do. I cut my batting even with the quilt edge, no extra.
@@CorianderQuilts I will have to try this. I was taught from the beginning to leave a little extra to wad up and protect the edging. I will try it once your way as it looks clean and with my arthritis and other finger issues it will help my hands work longer if I can machine bind. I want you to know I like your finished product lines the bestest. So I will be trying. I’m making baby quilt today so may try on that as time is running out before holidays. Thank you so very very much for taking your time to explain and get me set in the correct direction. Happy Holidays and HUGS!
Thank you! I'm going to try the 2" - was always told 2 1/2 - I've been doing 2 1/4 with better luck - Definitely going to try the 2"! Looks great. I would have thought that would be too tight. LOVE LOVE LOVE this fabric line!!! Your quilt are beautiful, and again, thank you!
I am so glad I watched this tutorial on machine binding because I have only ever made one quilt in my life and that was over 20 years ago. It was hand appliqued and I finished the binding by hand. So I am pretty much brand new, but I sew clothing, doll clothes, fleece blankets and any craft that I want. I am a very confident sewer I would never not do something because I have never done it before or because it looks hard, that's just not my nature. I watch a lot of quilt videos on all topics so I feel very ready to sew my second, first quilt lol.
This is how I do my binding as well. I also find that using a stiletto gives me more control and accuracy. Also as mentioned before when joining strips I offset the overlap a little and you can see exactly the diagonal lines to the corners. And this also helps with the final join at the end making the binding fit perfectly.
So many great tips, thank you! Love your designing and colors! I know things are different when filming, but incase you did not know…on your Juki, if you step on the heel of the foot control it will activate your thread cutter. Thanks again for your tutorial. I have several things I am going to try!
This was just the tutorial that I needed. I am finishing a quilt for my grandson and have only made a few quilts many years ago. I watched a number of videos and made five practice quilts about 8 x 12 inches to relearn binding. This is the best video I've seen yet! I wasn't happy with any of my samples and was at the point of hand sewing the binding on the backing when I found your tutorial. Thank you so much! My hands thank you too!
Great tutorial, Corey! I feel less anxiety about trying machine binding now. Thank you for this! Your fabrics and quilts are so beautiful! Hope that you can get caught up on your binding tasks; would love to see how the other quilts look when finished!
Ah - so happy I found this. I had seen it once before and needed a reference to come back to. These ole hands tire so easily doing hand binding. This looks like the way to go.
I'm glad you found it again. I really appreciate having a machine binding method that works for me. I don't mind hand binding but binding by machine sure is handy...and easier on the hands. =)
Perfect and easy. I love to sew. And especially bind. Just so satisfying to see a job well done. Please show your finished projects. Procrastinating is hard on your body and mind. ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you so much for the tutorial! It is very thorough, especially the part about needing to adjust your binding to match the loft of your batting. I generally just use what I have and really have no idea about the different types (something I want to learn more about). I generally make the same width of binding and now I’m seeing the advantages of going a bit narrower. P.S. I think I may have heard your machine asking for a drop or two of oil. 😀
Batting does make a difference! I oil and clean after every 5 bobbins which keeps things running pretty smoothly but maybe she gets a little dry like I do in the winter. 😂
I also do my bindings like you do with the exception of using invisible thread when topstitching the binding (on the spool and in the bobbin), so if my sewing gets a little wonky on the front or the back, it really isn't noticeable. I use Sulky's 100% polyester invisible thread. CONGRATZ on getting your lovely quilts bound!
I just got done with putting on binding with this method. Thanks so much love doing it this way . Your need to old to learn something new . Beth from Minnesota
Thanks for this video Corey. I do some of the same techniques. I am going to try the 2" binding strips. I have been using 2 1/4" but this looks much better and will line up better. It boosts my confidence when I see someone else doing some of the same techniques and it turns out great.
Love, love, love this video Corey!! I know it’s been awhile since you made this but this is the best tutorial out there. Who would have thought to make it easier for someone to let them know you join the ends like when you make your binding the same way! I am so grateful for your tutorials. You have such a gift of teaching others❤❤❤ I just made my first big quilt with your “Sunwashed” fabrics and made the “Bountiful” quilt on FQS and had it long armed and it’s beautiful!! I gain more confidence each time I go through the process and it is so wonderful that there are quilter’s who help us all. Thank you! God Bless!
Thank you so much!...I'm so glad you found it helpful. And I'm so glad you like the Bountiful quilt---I had so much fun designing that quilt and it's been a treat to see so many people making that quilt. =)
Fantastic tutorial Corey! Thank you so much. Your descriptions and tips were spot on. I love the suggestion of cutting the strips 2” as I have also had issues with not liking what the back looks like when machine binding other widths. I am now actually “eager” to bind several projects languishing in my sewing room! 😂❤️👍🏻
Thank you for this tutorial. I've done more hand stitched bindings than machine stitched. I do enjoy the hand stitching process. However, these days I just want to get to the next quilt and want to machine stitch my binding for a change, at least for now. I haven't even finished watching your whole video yet but have to tell you I appreciate your tip on the 2" binding strips and how well they fit when machine stitching binding like this. I like how nice and neat it looks. I've just finished cutting 2 1/2" strips for a quilt I'm working on so I'll keep it this way but next time I'll take your advice and try a 2" binding strip. Thanks again!!
Cori, thank you for an awesome tutorial! I have not tried a 2 inch binding before but I will defiantly do so soon! I agree with what you mentioned regarding the wiggle room with a 2 1/2 inch binding …so it’s nice to know that the 2 inch binding works better as far as fitting nicely around the edge. I hope you got your other quilts binded. They are beautiful! You mentioned in the description that you use the hinged foot for HST and flying geese etc… I would love to see a tutorial on that too! 😊
You are so welcome! The 2” binding is wonderful for keeping things today!..give it a whirl and see what you think. 😃 In my video on Diagonal Seam tape earlier this week, I showed how I make my flying geese as well as HST’s. 😃
Thank you for this tutorial … it was so informative! Your fabric and quilts are gorgeous! I’m waiting for my fat quarter bundle and panel of beautiful day fabric to arrive… thank you again. And the binding board is a great idea!!
i love your method of I would have never thought to cut my binding 2 inches, but i certainly will give it a try, since I love the look of a tight binding finish.
Thanks for the tutorial!! I’m going to try 2” because I get frustrated with the uneven-ness of the 2.5” binding strips. Hope you bound those gorgeous quilts!! I’m working on easy peasy from your apricot and ash line 🤩 love it
Very good and thank you very much I appreciate it and I can't wait to try these techniques out I was always wondering how to do them I seen them in books but the way you showed it was good thank you. 👍🙏🎉
Love your quilts and did you get them all binded? I love the red colors!! Great tutorial I love how you explain things in detail as you show up a few times, this helps us beginners!! Thank you
Hi, your instruction is great, but I'm an old timer and I really think you need to have your camera closer to your project. It's really hard to see what presser foot you have on, or even where you're actually sewing. Can you move your camera a little bit closer on ALL of your videos? Thanks so much
I’ve been a professional seamstress for 33 years but I’ve only dabbled in quilting, I’ll sit for hundreds of hours beading belly dance costumes but I can’t get past taking a beautiful piece of fabric, cutting it in little pieces just so you can spend hours and hours putting them back together LOL your tutorial was very well done and I learned a few things about quilting, thank you! I do admire quilters and quilts very much.
Well I admire seamstress's very much! I've made a few pieces of clothing here and there but nothing complicated. I really enjoyed watching Project Runway and seeing how they all just whipped out patterns and clothing and made so many complex garments!
I like the tips for the bindings. I need to start using 2 inch binding verses the 2 1/2 inch. The problems you mentioned is what I have been doing. Thank you.
Corey - love listening to you talk - so relatable. Great tutorial. I've finally got comfortable with my binding techniques and no longer dread the process. As you mentioned pillows are a great way to do that. Having said that, the tip about the binding width will be very useful going forward. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this video. I love hand binding but I also love the clean look of machine binding. This was a super easy way to beautifully finish my quilts and not feel guilty about it lol.
Thank you for showing us your method of attaching bindings. You make it look so simple! I too have a pile of quilted tops that need bindings, that seems to be the step I procrastinate on.🤦♀️ But I will ask….Have you gotten those bindings done? 😉
I've been quilting forever and have never mastered where the binding meets up where you started. Your directions were slap my head DUH simple! Thank you!
I love a nice tight binding. I need to switch up my method and start sewing on the back first. Really the best binding tutorial I have seen and i spend lots of time on you tube!!
Love love love your application. Of ones I've searched for use yours all the time. Works perfect every time thank you for posting this. It works every time. Loved it!!
COREY ? You are a treasure. I am so glad I found this video. I watched others but they go to fast for me and I have to keep rewinding to see what they are doing or their voices are too low or too high. Thank you again. Give Tiggs a hug for me.
I just added a binding to a quilt using this method. It looks great. I used my stitch in the ditch walking foot and moved the needle over to the right until it was just on the edge of the binding. I will be doing my bindings like this from now on.
Oh wow....thank you so much for this tutorial. Your tip about ironing the binding made my corners absolutely perfect! I love machine binding, and nice mitered corners, but sometimes they aren't perfect. What a difference the ironing made. Thank you a million times over!!!
Corey you have encouraged me to once again try sewing my own bindings on. Binding is the one thing about quilt making that I have truly disliked doing so much so that by the end of 2019 I had seventeen quilts that only needed binding 🤦♀️ In early 2020 I found Tina who enjoys binding quilts and has been doing mine every since. She adds to her limited income and I have beautiful finished quilts. A win win. Whenever I tried doing it myself my ends, that you sew together, came out lumpy and looking crappy, the thread always showed on the back and the binding on one side of the quilt was always larger. (I cut my binding at 2 1/2”) I have a small wheelchair lap quilt I just finished for my daughter and after watching your video one more time I will bind it myself. Thank you for great instructions. Wish me luck.
I’ve watched numerous videos on how to bind by machine. This is by far the easiest to follow! I appreciate you showing the binding stitches so closely on both sides. This video really pulled it all together for me. Thank you!
Love how you did your corners when sewing the top of the quilt. I'm never satisfied with my corners but will give your technique a try. I use low loft batting also and always use a 2" binding.
This video was perfect for me. My hands keep getting older somehow and it’s harder and harder to hand sew the binding to the back of the quilt. I’ve just always used 2.5” because that’s what I learned back in the day. And I’ve never liked seeing the seam on the back when I’ve topstitched from the front. Doy! Simple idea, lovely result. Thank you.
I hope you find that size to be just what you are looking for! I too, started with 2.5" binding, then went down to 2 1/4" and then 2 1/8" before landing on 2" as the width I liked best for machine binding.
I tried the 2” binding today and am very pleased with the results. Thank you again for the tutorial and for replying to my comment as well. I’ve shared your video with every quilter I know and they are so happy to learn your strategy.
Great tutorial! Thank you so much. I've never seen machine binding come out looking so nice. You do an amazing job sewing straight and consistently. Wow!
Thanks so much! I've had a lot of practice machine sewing binding. Plus, finding a technique that works well for me has helped with consistent results.
thank you, thank you, and thank you for this clearly explained tutorial. It allowed me to see exactly where my problems have been with my previous bindings and how to fix them. I am excited to bind something now. Thanks again.
Cory, I just want to tell you I love your fabric line, quilts and I just bought your OH happy day book. An easy way for you to describe how to sew that diagonal seam is Corner to Corner. Thanks for all you do. ❤
Another busy day for me getting things done and organized for Monday's filming. I so enjoy sitting with my hand quilting and watching your video! I hope you have an amazing day! Thanks for posting this video.
I just found this video that I missed when it originally came out. I can't wait to try a few of your tips because I always struggle with machine binding. Pressing after attaching & the way you are the corners on the front look like total game changers! I always enjoy your videos & always learn something new! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your wonderful binding tutorial, it was very straightforward and helpful...I was always messing up my joints and corners. Now I understand where I went wrong. Your method is much easier than what I had been doing previously. Also, I had never heard of a binding board before... what a great time (not to mention finger) saver! 😊🎉 P.S. You're a very good instructor, clear and to the point. Also, your quilts are lovely!
I'm so glad you found the tutorial helpful. I know, for me, having a technique for machine binding that I am happy with has saved me so much time! And thank you so much for your kind comments! =)
Thanks so much for following!...I really enjoy a scrappy binding. I always save the cut-offs from binding so they can easily be sewn into a scrappy binding whenever I'd like.
Thanks so much! I have watched other "Machine" Binding videos but could never get mine to come out as well as "traditional"--YOURS is the Best!! Very clear directions. Love all your fabrics.
@@CorianderQuilts I tried it this morning and it worked great! The 2" binding makes ALL the difference! I make a lot of charity projects so this will be wonderful.
For everyone that likes the 'binding board,' this is a very easy (and cheap) way to make your own. All you need to do is place two long pins parallel to each other on your ironing surface an inch or two wider than your iron (stop the video and look at her board). Make sure your pins are heat resistant and that the middle section of the pin is wide enough for your binding to fit under when folded in half. Then you can slide the binding in just as shown in the video and voila, you have a 'binding board." I prefer to use that $40 for fabric instead of buying one more quilting tool. You can see hers is getting burned too from having her iron always in the same place. This way, you can move it from spot to spot and have your ironing board cover last much longer.
This is how I learned like over 20 years ago.
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This is the best binding tutorial, for me, that I have ever seen! Binding has always been scary 👻🤡 but your video was easy to follow! Thank you!
@@valhinkel9516 I'm so glad it was helpful for you!
Thank you so much for your binding tutorial. This is the best one I've ever seen.
Literally found you via cats while I was folding laundry and they decided to play with my phone. My cats seem to know how to bring more joy and sewing into my life 😂.
That is hilarious!...I have my fair share of funny kitties in the sewing room. =) They sure bring a lot of laughter into our lives!
Oh, that's so so great
I always get confused on my binding when joining the two ends. But watching this video made it so much easier for me! Thank you so much!
You're so welcome!...I'm glad you found it helpful. =)
Thank you for this tutorial! This is the way I have been binding my quilts for a few years. I love the way you connect the ends of the binding at the end!
You're so welcome! It's so handy to have a machine binding technique that works well for you. =)
I hope you make more instructional videos. You're a great teacher!
Thank you so much!..I plan to!
I followed your instructions for sewing the ends together, and i am thrilled to report: WHOOPEE!!!!! FINALLY, I WAS ABLE TO DO THIS!!!! AT 80 years old, I have tried a few methods over the past three years, but this one worked for me. Thanks, Corey!! PAT BERNE
Woohoo!...isn't it fantastic when it all works out nicely. I love having a technique that works well for me. =)
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I'm brand new to quilting and watching tutorials and trying to absorb as much as possible. You were a great teacher. Easy to understand and follow. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!...thank you!
This is THE BEST binding video on UA-cam
Thank you so much!...I'm so glad you found it helpful. =)
I fight with my binding every time. Watched your tutorial and will refer to it for all my future binding. You made it look so easy. I can see where I make mistakes. ❤
I hope it's helpful for you! Binding can sometimes be a little bit unruly for us. =)
Beautiful! You are so skilled.
Cory, I use a binding clip to hold the quilt body and pinch the body and clip. That way, it gives me extra space to work with making that last joining stitch on the binding.
Sure...that makes sense!
I could watch you all day. I love seeing all of your quilts. They are beautiful. Thanks for the helpful techniques!
That is so nice of you to say, thank you!
The best binding tutorial Ive seen yet! I love the ironing tip and wish Id seen this before binding 3 lap quilts yesterday lol. The quilt is stunning!
Thank you so much!...I loved designing this panel for my Beautiful Day fabric line!
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When I join my binding diagonally, I move the top strip to the left and up just a bit so I can see the intersections where it overlaps the bottom strip. Then I can guide the bottom intersection along the red line of the diagonal tape.
Yes!..you can absolutely do it this way. 😃
I do that too.
I do too.
good tip!
Me too
So wonderful to hear you & your machine instead of music, thank you so so much. Love your tutorials, so informative 🌷💖
Ha!...one of the very first videos we made for this channel probably 3 years ago or so had music playing in the background. We received some comments that the music wasn't appreciated and we never added music after that. =)
I love this tutorial Corey!!! Thank you!!! You made it so clear and precise and I'm so glad you explained why we might have to adjust the binding width according to the batting loft of our quilts. I've been consistently using 2 1/2" bindings but sometimes they look uneven , now I realize I should be trying more narrow ones. Thank you, Thank you!!! So helpful!!!
You are so welcome!…I’m so glad you found it helpful. 😃❤️
me too 2 1/2 isn't working out and i couldn't figure out why , now we know !
This is the best machine binding tutorial I've seen. Love your style of instruction!! I'm going to try 2" strips as well.
I’m so glad!…thank you so much!
Great job ❤this video so easy to follow along with you and so clearly seen your work .. thanks 😊
@@arlene9330 Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful. =)
Tadaaaaa! Its 630a and I was determined to do a machine binding my baby quilt!!! I found your Tutorial and watched it as I sewed with you! and it works!!! I love it.... Thank you so much for your easy to follow tutorial ! Ginny
That is wonderful Ginny!...I'm so glad it worked out for you. It's so nice to have a machine binding technique that works well. =)
You're a great teacher. I just found your UA-cam channel and plan to watch more of your tutorials. You're a natural!
I really appreciate that Kelly!...thank you! I'm so glad you came across my channel!
I always had difficulty getting the edge of the binding. A few weeks ago I saw another truck. Elmers glue stick to the backside so you are positive it is in the right path. I got it all glued down and then hand sewed it because it was for an dear friend. I have donation quilts that need quilting and binding. Twill try with no pressure.Hugs and thank you for the great video. I wrote down directions for the connecting binding beginning and end. Always have to do several times so please tell people to not cut until sure it’s not twisted. If cut and wrong more work to be done.
Elmer's glue on the back works if you are attaching to the front and then finishing on the back. With that method, you would be stitching in the ditch on the front and then need to make sure to catch your binding on the back without being able to see where it's at & the glue keeps everything in place nicely. With the method I showed in the video, we are attaching to the back and finishing on the front so we don't have to worry about catching the binding on the backside with our stitching.
@@CorianderQuilts yes I understand now the difference. I will have to try your method as well. Fortunately I have some quilts for charity that I can try the different ways. I have to now always ended up hand sewing because I didn’t like the look of machine. Would you mind showing me or telling me how much extra batting you leave when trimming before turning the binding. I don’t like the baggy look of binding either. I need to know how much to leave when I trim so 2” binding covers.
@@cr2884 I think it's great to try out different methods for machine binding! I tried out so many different ways until I was happy with how it looked. You might find you prefer doing it a little bit differently than I do. I cut my batting even with the quilt edge, no extra.
@@CorianderQuilts I will have to try this. I was taught from the beginning to leave a little extra to wad up and protect the edging. I will try it once your way as it looks clean and with my arthritis and other finger issues it will help my hands work longer if I can machine bind. I want you to know I like your finished product lines the bestest. So I will be trying. I’m making baby quilt today so may try on that as time is running out before holidays. Thank you so very very much for taking your time to explain and get me set in the correct direction. Happy Holidays and HUGS!
@@cr2884 Happy Holidays to you as well!
Thank you! This is “sew” (hehe) helpful! I’m a beginning quilter and your instructions are easy to follow and the results look fabulous!
You’re so welcome!
Thank you so much!!! I've quilted for years and have struggled with the final join. Your demo is a light bulb moment!
You're so welcome!...I'm so glad the video helped. =)
I have never ironed my binding once attached on the one side. I can see it makes such a difference. Thanks for sharing all your tips.
You are so welcome! I was surprised how much pressing the binding before stitching it down makes!…it keeps everything so tidy and smooth.
This is the best binding tutorial I have seen! Thank you Corey!
You are so welcome!...I'm so glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I'm going to try the 2" - was always told 2 1/2 - I've been doing 2 1/4 with better luck - Definitely going to try the 2"! Looks great. I would have thought that would be too tight. LOVE LOVE LOVE this fabric line!!! Your quilt are beautiful, and again, thank you!
You’re so welcome!..Since going down to 2”, I’ve never going larger-I find that to work so well for me.
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The red and white quilt is stunning! Ty for the tut
You're so welcome!...thank you!
You do all the important steps. So fun to see someone do all the things!! you are the best 😍 ( so important to eliminate bulk)
I've tried a lot of different methods for binding and this one has worked for me the longest. I always get great results if I do it this way!
I am so glad I watched this tutorial on machine binding because I have only ever made one quilt in my life and that was over 20 years ago. It was hand appliqued and I finished the binding by hand. So I am pretty much brand new, but I sew clothing, doll clothes, fleece blankets and any craft that I want. I am a very confident sewer I would never not do something because I have never done it before or because it looks hard, that's just not my nature. I watch a lot of quilt videos on all topics so I feel very ready to sew my second, first quilt lol.
I hope the video helps! =)
This is how I do my binding as well. I also find that using a stiletto gives me more control and accuracy. Also as mentioned before when joining strips I offset the overlap a little and you can see exactly the diagonal lines to the corners. And this also helps with the final join at the end making the binding fit perfectly.
It sounds like you have a great technique!
Love the red quilt. Thank you for this great instruction video. It's very clear and I learned a lo
You are so welcome!...I'm so glad that you found it helpful!
So many great tips, thank you! Love your designing and colors! I know things are different when filming, but incase you did not know…on your Juki, if you step on the heel of the foot control it will activate your thread cutter. Thanks again for your tutorial. I have several things I am going to try!
You're so welcome! I do know about the foot/thread cutter--I just never use it. I know a lot of people really like using it!
This was just the tutorial that I needed. I am finishing a quilt for my grandson and have only made a few quilts many years ago. I watched a number of videos and made five practice quilts about 8 x 12 inches to relearn binding.
This is the best video I've seen yet! I wasn't happy with any of my samples and was at the point of hand sewing the binding on the backing when I found your tutorial.
Thank you so much! My hands thank you too!
You are so welcome!...I'm so glad that you found this video helpful!
Great tutorial, Corey! I feel less anxiety about trying machine binding now. Thank you for this! Your fabrics and quilts are so beautiful! Hope that you can get caught up on your binding tasks; would love to see how the other quilts look when finished!
I'm so glad!--try it out on small projects first...they are easier to maneuver and you can get the hang of it a little bit better.
Thank you. This was such a helpful binding tutorial. I don't like hand sewing my binding and this is the best machine binding video I've watched. ❤🤍
Glad it was helpful!
Ah - so happy I found this. I had seen it once before and needed a reference to come back to. These ole hands tire so easily doing hand binding. This looks like the way to go.
I'm glad you found it again. I really appreciate having a machine binding method that works for me. I don't mind hand binding but binding by machine sure is handy...and easier on the hands. =)
Thank you for a great lesson. Love how you make everything look so neat and perfect.
You are so welcome!
Perfect and easy. I love to sew. And especially bind. Just so satisfying to see a job well done. Please show your finished projects. Procrastinating is hard on your body and mind. ❤️🙏🏻
Thanks for showing how to put the binding on. I feel more confident about doing it now.♥️
I'm so glad you found it helpful!
Thank you so much for the tutorial! It is very thorough, especially the part about needing to adjust your binding to match the loft of your batting. I generally just use what I have and really have no idea about the different types (something I want to learn more about). I generally make the same width of binding and now I’m seeing the advantages of going a bit narrower.
P.S. I think I may have heard your machine asking for a drop or two of oil. 😀
Batting does make a difference! I oil and clean after every 5 bobbins which keeps things running pretty smoothly but maybe she gets a little dry like I do in the winter. 😂
Clearest demo of this method I have seen. Thanks, Corey!
Glad it was helpful!--thank you!
I also do my bindings like you do with the exception of using invisible thread when topstitching the binding (on the spool and in the bobbin), so if my sewing gets a little wonky on the front or the back, it really isn't noticeable. I use Sulky's 100% polyester invisible thread. CONGRATZ on getting your lovely quilts bound!
Oh sure!--invisible thread is a great suggestion! =)
I just got done with putting on binding with this method. Thanks so much love doing it this way . Your need to old to learn something new . Beth from Minnesota
I’m glad this method worked for you!…its my go to machine binding technique.
Thanks for this video Corey. I do some of the same techniques. I am going to try the 2" binding strips. I have been using 2 1/4" but this looks much better and will line up better. It boosts my confidence when I see someone else doing some of the same techniques and it turns out great.
You're so welcome!...I think it's great to try different things until you get the process just right for you. =)
Thanks for allowing me to watch your binding tutorial, it's great to have this knowledge
You're so welcome!...I'm glad you found it helpful. =)
I love this tutorial. Very easy to follow. I have a Christmas 🎄 show coming up and I am doing a lot of Christmas panels.
Panels are such a fun way to make a quilt quickly!
Love, love, love this video Corey!! I know it’s been awhile since you made this but this is the best tutorial out there. Who would have thought to make it easier for someone to let them know you join the ends like when you make your binding the same way! I am so grateful for your tutorials. You have such a gift of teaching others❤❤❤ I just made my first big quilt with your “Sunwashed” fabrics and made the “Bountiful” quilt on FQS and had it long armed and it’s beautiful!! I gain more confidence each time I go through the process and it is so wonderful that there are quilter’s who help us all. Thank you! God Bless!
Thank you so much!...I'm so glad you found it helpful. And I'm so glad you like the Bountiful quilt---I had so much fun designing that quilt and it's been a treat to see so many people making that quilt. =)
Fantastic tutorial Corey! Thank you so much. Your descriptions and tips were spot on. I love the suggestion of cutting the strips 2” as I have also had issues with not liking what the back looks like when machine binding other widths. I am now actually “eager” to bind several projects languishing in my sewing room! 😂❤️👍🏻
Oh good!…I hope that narrower width is just the trick!
Thank you for this tutorial. I've done more hand stitched bindings than machine stitched. I do enjoy the hand stitching process. However, these days I just want to get to the next quilt and want to machine stitch my binding for a change, at least for now. I haven't even finished watching your whole video yet but have to tell you I appreciate your tip on the 2" binding strips and how well they fit when machine stitching binding like this. I like how nice and neat it looks. I've just finished cutting 2 1/2" strips for a quilt I'm working on so I'll keep it this way but next time I'll take your advice and try a 2" binding strip. Thanks again!!
I found cutting the strips at 2" made such a big difference in my machine binding!
Cori, thank you for an awesome tutorial! I have not tried a 2 inch binding before but I will defiantly do so soon! I agree with what you mentioned regarding the wiggle room with a 2 1/2 inch binding …so it’s nice to know that the 2 inch binding works better as far as fitting nicely around the edge. I hope you got your other quilts binded. They are beautiful! You mentioned in the description that you use the hinged foot for HST and flying geese etc… I would love to see a tutorial on that too! 😊
You are so welcome! The 2” binding is wonderful for keeping things today!..give it a whirl and see what you think. 😃
In my video on Diagonal Seam tape earlier this week, I showed how I make my flying geese as well as HST’s. 😃
THIS IS THE BEST BINDING TUTORIAL I HAVE SEEN AND I'VE BEEN QUILTING FOR A FEW YEARS. LEARNED A LOT OF TRICKS. THANK YOU.
You are so welcome!...I'm glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for this tutorial … it was so informative! Your fabric and quilts are gorgeous! I’m waiting for my fat quarter bundle and panel of beautiful day fabric to arrive… thank you again. And the binding board is a great idea!!
I love my binding board--it makes pressing those strips fun!
i love your method of I would have never thought to cut my binding 2 inches, but i certainly will give it a try, since I love the look of a tight binding finish.
Cutting it at 2" made such a difference for my machine binding!
Thanks for the tutorial!! I’m going to try 2” because I get frustrated with the uneven-ness of the 2.5” binding strips.
Hope you bound those gorgeous quilts!! I’m working on easy peasy from your apricot and ash line 🤩 love it
2” made such a difference for me!
Yes I agree. Beautiful quilts! Getter er done 😅
Very good and thank you very much I appreciate it and I can't wait to try these techniques out I was always wondering how to do them I seen them in books but the way you showed it was good thank you. 👍🙏🎉
I'm glad it was helpful!
Love your quilts and did you get them all binded? I love the red colors!! Great tutorial I love how you explain things in detail as you show up a few times, this helps us beginners!! Thank you
I did get them bound!--thank you for asking!
Oh my goodness!! A binding board!?! I love it... thank you for sharing, Corey!
It's so fun to use Stephanie! =)
Hi, your instruction is great, but I'm an old timer and I really think you need to have your camera closer to your project. It's really hard to see what presser foot you have on, or even where you're actually sewing. Can you move your camera a little bit closer on ALL of your videos? Thanks so much
I’ve been a professional seamstress for 33 years but I’ve only dabbled in quilting, I’ll sit for hundreds of hours beading belly dance costumes but I can’t get past taking a beautiful piece of fabric, cutting it in little pieces just so you can spend hours and hours putting them back together LOL your tutorial was very well done and I learned a few things about quilting, thank you! I do admire quilters and quilts very much.
Well I admire seamstress's very much! I've made a few pieces of clothing here and there but nothing complicated. I really enjoyed watching Project Runway and seeing how they all just whipped out patterns and clothing and made so many complex garments!
Hi Catherine, you might like the patterns that have big blocks instead of little pieces. Check them out! They are fun!
Thank you for the tutorial on binding. I’m still learning so this was super helpful.
I hope it helps stream line things for you!
I like the tips for the bindings. I need to start using 2 inch binding verses the 2 1/2 inch. The problems you mentioned is what I have been doing. Thank you.
I found it to be very helpful switching to a 2" binding when I'm doing it all on the machine. =)
Corey - love listening to you talk - so relatable. Great tutorial. I've finally got comfortable with my binding techniques and no longer dread the process. As you mentioned pillows are a great way to do that. Having said that, the tip about the binding width will be very useful going forward. Thank you so much!
Thank you!…I agree, practice makes so much difference as we perfect our techniques. It takes some time to get it just right. 😃
Thank you so much for this video. I love hand binding but I also love the clean look of machine binding. This was a super easy way to beautifully finish my quilts and not feel guilty about it lol.
You are so welcome!...I'm glad you found it to be a helpful video!
Thank you for showing us your method of attaching bindings. You make it look so simple!
I too have a pile of quilted tops that need bindings, that seems to be the step I procrastinate on.🤦♀️
But I will ask….Have you gotten those bindings done? 😉
I am just as guilty of procrastinating on those bindings!…but yes!…I got them done! 😃
Fantastic!! That you finished!
I've been quilting forever and have never mastered where the binding meets up where you started. Your directions were slap my head DUH simple! Thank you!
I'm so glad you found this video helpful!
You’ve explained everything really well. Thank you! Did you finish binding the quilts?😄
I did…yay!! 🎉
I love your machine binding,you are a great teacher. Thank you
I'm so glad you found it helpful Dawn!
I love a nice tight binding. I need to switch up my method and start sewing on the back first. Really the best binding tutorial I have seen and i spend lots of time on you tube!!
I'm so glad you found it helpful! Switching to 2" for machine binding made the biggest difference for me.
Best video I’ve seen on binding. So helpful. Thank you!
You are so welcome!...I'm glad you found it helpful!
This is an amazing tutorial. I watched it twice and again as I did my own. Turned out beautiful! Thank you, so much!!!
Wonderful!...I'm glad it was helpful!
Love love love your application. Of ones I've searched for use yours all the time. Works perfect every time thank you for posting this. It works every time. Loved it!!
I'm so glad this method has worked for you! =)
One of the best instructional binding videos that I’ve seen! I learned so much!! Thank you!!!
You're so welcome!...I'm glad you found it helpful!
Excellent video and I absolutely love your hair. It’s adorable!!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it.
COREY ? You are a treasure. I am so glad I found this video. I watched others but they go to fast for me and I have to keep rewinding to see what they are doing or their voices are too low or too high. Thank you again. Give Tiggs a hug for me.
I'll give him an extra hug and a pet! =) And I'm so glad this video was helpful for you Jeni!
Oh my gosh Corey!!! What a cool trick with the binding and laying the iron down and pull through cool beans!!!
Isn’t that fun!…I actually enjoy that step of making binding now. 😃
I think You made the joining of the ends so I can understand ,after two years of trying to learn.Thank you for being so helpful.
Oh good!--I'm so glad it was helpful. =)
I just added a binding to a quilt using this method. It looks great. I used my stitch in the ditch walking foot and moved the needle over to the right until it was just on the edge of the binding. I will be doing my bindings like this from now on.
Oh perfect!
Oh wow....thank you so much for this tutorial. Your tip about ironing the binding made my corners absolutely perfect! I love machine binding, and nice mitered corners, but sometimes they aren't perfect. What a difference the ironing made. Thank you a million times over!!!
Isn't it amazing what a difference ironing makes!
@@CorianderQuilts Yes, truly night and day! Thank you so very much!!
Corey you have encouraged me to once again try sewing my own bindings on.
Binding is the one thing about quilt making that I have truly disliked doing so much so that by the end of 2019 I had seventeen quilts that only needed binding 🤦♀️
In early 2020 I found Tina who enjoys binding quilts and has been doing mine every since. She adds to her limited income and I have beautiful finished quilts. A win win.
Whenever I tried doing it myself my ends, that you sew together, came out lumpy and looking crappy, the thread always showed on the back and the binding on one side of the quilt was always larger. (I cut my binding at 2 1/2”)
I have a small wheelchair lap quilt I just finished for my daughter and after watching your video one more time I will bind it myself.
Thank you for great instructions. Wish me luck.
Good luck Debbie!---you'll have to let me know how it goes!
Thank you for the tutorial. I am going to try this way of binding today. You explain this beautifully, even I can understand it. Thank you again!!!
You're so welcome!...I hope this method worked well for you. =)
I’ve watched numerous videos on how to bind by machine. This is by far the easiest to follow! I appreciate you showing the binding stitches so closely on both sides. This video really pulled it all together for me. Thank you!
You're very welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful!
Love how you did your corners when sewing the top of the quilt. I'm never satisfied with my corners but will give your technique a try. I use low loft batting also and always use a 2" binding.
I think that 2" binding makes such a difference when machine binding. =)
@@CorianderQuilts I love it when my binding is nice and snug.
@@vivaldi1948 Me too...it also makes it so much easier to keep the seam on the back tidy.
Aah! Got it. I will have to try 2". You are correct about the 2.5". Thank you again!
It makes the biggest difference for me!
Thank you so much Corey, that helped me a lot, I only handstitch the binding on the back because I like this so much.
I'm glad you enjoy hand binding. It's always nice to have a bit of handwork, isn't it!
This video was perfect for me. My hands keep getting older somehow and it’s harder and harder to hand sew the binding to the back of the quilt. I’ve just always used 2.5” because that’s what I learned back in the day. And I’ve never liked seeing the seam on the back when I’ve topstitched from the front.
Doy! Simple idea, lovely result. Thank you.
I hope you find that size to be just what you are looking for! I too, started with 2.5" binding, then went down to 2 1/4" and then 2 1/8" before landing on 2" as the width I liked best for machine binding.
I tried the 2” binding today and am very pleased with the results. Thank you again for the tutorial and for replying to my comment as well. I’ve shared your video with every quilter I know and they are so happy to learn your strategy.
@@melindaostergren8115 Thank you so much!...I really appreciate you sharing with your friends. I'm so glad this technique worked well for you.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Thank you for taking it nice and slow. This is the best machine binding tutorial I have watched!!! Your awesome!
Thank you so much!---I'm so glad that you found it helpful. =)
Thank you. I loved this binding tute. Glad I chose to watch yours as I will be binding my very First quilt. Am grateful for ALL the tips included.
You are so welcome! You might like watching some other tutorials as well. There are a number of different ways you can machine bind a quilt.
I real enjoyed watching you and explaining each step you were doing , thank you ❤
You are so welcome!
Great tutorial! Thank you so much. I've never seen machine binding come out looking so nice. You do an amazing job sewing straight and consistently. Wow!
Thanks so much! I've had a lot of practice machine sewing binding. Plus, finding a technique that works well for me has helped with consistent results.
thank you, thank you, and thank you for this clearly explained tutorial. It allowed me to see exactly where my problems have been with my previous bindings and how to fix them. I am excited to bind something now. Thanks again.
You are so welcome!...I hope this video helps with your machine binding!
Hope you got them all bound. I'm certainly going to give this a try since my hands are getting older hand binding is getting a little more difficult.
I certainly did!...thank you for checking in on me! =)
Cory, I just want to tell you I love your fabric line, quilts and I just bought your OH happy day book. An easy way for you to describe how to sew that diagonal seam is Corner to Corner. Thanks for all you do. ❤
Oh thank you!
Another busy day for me getting things done and organized for Monday's filming. I so enjoy sitting with my hand quilting and watching your video! I hope you have an amazing day! Thanks for posting this video.
You are so welcome!
I just found this video that I missed when it originally came out. I can't wait to try a few of your tips because I always struggle with machine binding. Pressing after attaching & the way you are the corners on the front look like total game changers! I always enjoy your videos & always learn something new! Thank you so much!
Oops! ...the way you are SEWING the corners...
I hope it helps!...I thought switching to the 2" binding made such a difference.
Great information and the best explanation I’ve had for binding a quilt! Thanks so much!
Pat
I'm so glad you found it helpful Pat!...thank you!
Thank you so much for your wonderful binding tutorial, it was very straightforward and helpful...I was always messing up my joints and corners. Now I understand where I went wrong. Your method is much easier than what I had been doing previously. Also, I had never heard of a binding board before... what a great time (not to mention finger) saver! 😊🎉
P.S. You're a very good instructor, clear and to the point. Also, your quilts are lovely!
I'm so glad you found the tutorial helpful. I know, for me, having a technique for machine binding that I am happy with has saved me so much time! And thank you so much for your kind comments! =)
I always do scrappy binding. Very good video! I am a new follower!
Thanks so much for following!...I really enjoy a scrappy binding. I always save the cut-offs from binding so they can easily be sewn into a scrappy binding whenever I'd like.
That binding board!!! 😮 I’ve never pressed mine after attaching the binding. Definitely going to try that. Thank you Corey!!
Love the binding board! And yes!..try pressing after attaching…I was surprised what a difference it makes.
This has to be one of the best sewing hacks I’ve seen.
Being able to sew binding on 100% by machine is such a time saver. =)
Well no wonder this video is the talk on everyone's quilting videos it's very cool!! ❤️
Thanks so much!
Thanks so much! I have watched other "Machine" Binding videos but could never get mine to come out as well as "traditional"--YOURS is the Best!! Very clear directions. Love all your fabrics.
Thank you!--I hope it helps with your machine binding!
@@CorianderQuilts I tried it this morning and it worked great! The 2" binding makes ALL the difference! I make a lot of charity projects so this will be wonderful.
Another excellent tutorial, thank you...! Greetings from Wales, U.K.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!...thank you!
Excellent tutorial on how to bind a quilt. You make it look so easy. I will definitely use this technique when binding my next quilt.
I'm glad you found it helpful!