How to Mitre corners on Quilt Binding
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If you find mitred corners tricky when binding a quilt, this method may be the answer for you. No fancy gadgets needed - just hairgrips and an unpicker. On the video I have used a quilting foot; however, when the wadding is not very thick, a hinged regular foot works just as well.
Click on the last link above and it will take you straight to my blog post of 28th June 2013, which shows how I overlap strips of binding rather than joining them with a seam. - Навчання та стиль
As a bloke, being a total stranger to needle work, this had been an amazing help in a first project making a quilted table runner. Thank you SEW much, you are brilliant.
Thank you so much! Finally somebody who is not brabbling about for minutes, with a harsh voice or even music! I loved your explanation. Just when I needed it!
Truthfully this is the best explanation and demonstration on a binding technique. I have ever seen. I like that you talk slowly and stop the action so the example can be seen well.
Makes me think even I could do it, I love the Hair grips! They seem to work well.
I just finished mitering corners using your method. Your video is clear and concise. I especially liked the large visual you gave. Thank you for posting.
Compared to restoring a 1907 15K, learning how to use it is mind blowing. So many feet, so little time. I simply had no idea what a 107 year old sewing machine was capable of, so thank you for showing me.
Thank you for this excellent demo. Helped me as a total beginner make a perfect cornered quilt! The hair grips was nice advise too
WOW! I had no idea how to mitre the corners of a baby quilt I am making. It turned out perfectly!!! The other methods on other tutorials were awful- very complicated and awkward. THANK YOU!
Great news! There will be no stopping you now.
Thank you so much for posting this. I have never bound a quilt and am doing so for my soon to be born niece. This was exponentially helpful to me. Keep the wonderful videos coming, please.
Agreed. Best binding tutorial ever. I feel like I've watched hundreds. I get this one tho. Easy to see how to do everything. Thanks
You are an absolute genius! the best ever explanation I've seen! I can now finish my project, thankyou so much.
Thank you so much for your tips. This is the clearest video in terms of instructions and visual guidance regarding this subject, great job!
thank you!!! You made it so easy with calm voice and step by step sections being showed. You saved me a lot of work and probably a lot of frustration. Thank you again!!!!!!!!
I've probably watched a dozen videos on this subject and this is the first one I've actually fully understood and felt comfortable with. I absolutely love that you use bobby pins to hold your work! Genius!
Thanks Gwen, and I'm delighted that you are pleased with the economical alternative to pins.
Thanks for taking the time to show all those details so many others seem to skip over. Nice camera work!
I have always had trouble with this method- you tutorial and method is super!! I finally got a miter to work. Thanks
+Kathryn Barnhill Hooray Kathryn! The more you do, the easier they get.
I agree with all of the above. I have tried and tried without success but now I can do it! thank you so much
Hello Angela 10226, Yes, I did the FMQ on the 15K treadle which is shown in another video. I think I have about fifteen machines, only two of which are treadles. Hand machines don't take up much space. The 1945 15K treadle is the newest machine I have ever owned. I have never used or owned an electric machine, modern or vintage. I enjoy sewing in a timewarp. Regards Muv
Perfect demonstration. No practice required to get it right the first time!
Thanks so much for this fantastic tutorial. THE BEST I ever watched. The corners were explained in detail and great closeups. I really appreciated the SEWING ITSELF DONE IN DETAIL IN THE CORNERS. The other channels don't show this detail in placing the needle in the exact SPOT. BRAVO and CONGRATULATIONS. Thanks for sharing and caring. I subscribed to your important channel.
So neatly done, and the hair grips, I will definitely be using that tip.
Finally, an easy binding video. Thanks!
There are a couple of ideas here that I am going to try for sure: first, using the double fold on the binding strip rather than just folding it in half, and second, using what you call "hair grips" to hold the binding to the quilt body. Thank you very much.
I LOVE the tip about using bobbi pins!! Thank-you very much!
I was really struggling to work out how to mitre the corners on a table mat I had made - this solved the problem. Thank you.
This video explains the procedure very well. Thank you. I love your sewing machine! It reminds me of my grandmother's treadle model.
Wow, what a clever technique! Thank you!
Lizzie, thank you so so much for this video. I have gone through it seems hundreds of how to's and your's was the one that did it for me. I will pass it on. Love, Debbie
Debbie Hines-McGuire Debbie, I'm delighted to hear that I have been able to help you crack the secret. The more you do, the easier it will get. Love, Muv
Very good tip, well presented, made to look really easy! I shall remember this when I come to bind my quilt. Thank very much.
Thank you for saving my bacon. I had a project to create for my daughter's school auction and this tutorial made my items very professional looking. Thanks again. :)
Great news, Kristina! Now you know how easy it is, you will want to make more things...
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It just looks so neat and clean now. Thank you, Lizzie, your step-by-step instructions has improved my work greatly. I look forward to seeing more tutorials from you. :)
Oh thank you so much. I am learning to quilt, and doing it small, starting out with mug rugs. I tried to learn by a book I got, but couldn't make heads nor tails out of a mitered corner. You have THE BEST tutorial on about this. Thank you again. I love the way you teach! I subbed and liked and will check from time to time to see what you are up too.
this was great! but i have a tip for you! if you sew "in the ditch" on the already sewn side. it will catch the back binding and make it neat on both sides!
This was great! Thank you for making it so clear! I loved the paper display as well as the little sticks going opposite directions.
Best mitered corner video ever!!!!!
Thank you Lizzie, great tutorial, very thorough! Great tip on the bobby pins! Make more tutorials! You're one of the best!
Good explanation! I don´t speak english, but the images are enough to understand. Great job. Thank you so much.
Perfecto... finalmente alguien nos ha explicado con todo detalle como se hacen las esquinas. Thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you. So clearly explained and presented.
Thank you Duncan! Glad to hear you have got two machines going - excellent news! Muv
Excellent as ever. Hope you got my reply ok. Have steam cleaned both machines to get rid of the 3 in 1 and are both runing as new. Thanks again for your excellent video's. Kind regards Duncan.
very detailed and clear demonstration/instruction. thanks so much.
Thank you, Lizzie. I echo what angej41 has said. I'm pretty good at patchwork, fair at quilting, but could only do straight bindings, never mitred corners, as it was too confusing! The explanation using card was a great idea, and finally made it as clear as glass. Can't wait to "properly" bind my Christmas tablerunner! Cheers, Phyllis
Thank you this is so easy to follow and I love the use of the bobby pin's.
that method is fantastic i love it thank you very much just came across your video.
keep those great tutorial coming in.
You have a very informative and helpful tutorial, thank you!
Very nice information, thank you your sewing machine is in beautiful condition.
Wonderful voice for teaching :-) And I absolutely love your old machine there :-)
Thank you DrGarri, Glad to help!
very clear and helpful instructions.thanks
Hello Wendy, The binding is all one strip that goes round all the corners. I didn't explain how I kept the start and finish of the strip neat because that is probably easier to show with still photos. If you keep an eye on my blog I will put up a post soon... Love, Muv
Fantastic tutorial ! Thank you so much👍🏼
Thank You, finally! Clean corners😊
great idea
Well presented. Thank you!
Lizzie, I love this video it is the best one I have seen out there and I have watched alot of them. I am new to sewing and I am making my first quilted pot holder. I am having trouble with the binding. For example looking at your video I can't tell if you made 4 strips or one long one. Please let me know what you did for this video. I love your Hair grips idea it is wonderful. Thank you
Thank you so much for your help. Wendy
FANTASTIC!!
thank u so much I searched for this kind of video
Thank you, excellent tutorial.
Hello again Wendy, If you got my blog post of 28th June 2013 you will see how I overlap the strips of binding. I am putting the link with the information on this video. Love, Muv
Very nicely explained
Olá Joneuza! Encantada! Com o amor de seus amigos na Inglaterra.
Thank you for this demonstration, you've cleared up a huge challenge for me.
Même si c'est en anglais j'ai très bien compris! Merci Thank you!
Thank you so much ☺️
Thank you very helpful x
good tutorial, thank you!
LOVE the bobbi pins, too!
Hola, es de mucha ayuda el que expliques con papel como se pone el bies, de verdad me quedo muy claro, mi mamá ya me había explicado pero como casi no lo practico se me olvido y aquí lo bueno es que en cualquier momento lo puede una consultar, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. bye :D
Thank you
Terrific video! Binding has been challenging for me -- your video makes it look easy and has inspired me! What width did you cut your binding?
Hello Claudia. The binding is cut one and a half inches wide. After a few goes you will forget you ever found it tricky.
thanks
Thank you! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
thank you !
très bien expliqué , super !
A good video. Thank you.
Exactly - who cares about the back as long as it is not a total mess and the whole thing doesn't fall apart!
MUITO BOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM. Obrigada
Hola Flor, Los ordenadores no tienen corazón ni alma, no son capaces de traducir de un idioma a otro. He intentado hacer el vídeo lo más claro posible, y espero que se puede aprender el método solo con mirar lo que hago.
說明很清楚
谢谢
la traducción es horrible no se entiende nada,