I learn something new every time I watch a new quilting video. Not only did I learn a new corner technique but I learned about using a zipper foot to stitch in the ditch! Nice quilt too.
You did an amazing job on your Winter Wonderland Quilt. That is a pretty cool technique with mitering the corners. Yeah you won at Spool and Bobbin Chicken way to go! Great job!
Wow that binding technique is interesting, I have never seen it done that way. Your quilt is beautiful. Maybe record a short of you walking in and seeing it hanging in the quilt shop? Yay for winning thread chicken x 2 🐔🐔
This video actually came when I was questioning how I was going to be able to bind a table runner when I didn't have enough fabric for continuous binding and wasn't supposed to use the backing fabric. You helped a lot!!! Now I just have to follow the directions you gave. Wish me luck. :-) I'm a new subscriber. :-)
I'm so happy for you! The finished quilt is lovely. I think your art quilts should go on display so the public can admire them, perhaps your public library display.
You’re quite right to proud of yourself, it’s beautiful ❤. I too struggle to stitch in the ditch but never thought to use the zipper foot so thanks for the tip!
Don't freak out squaring it up, just take your time. In my Competition Quilting Binding Technique video which I recorded after this one, I gave a quick demo of how I squared my king sized quilt using kettle bells to help hold everything secure before I cut. Just remember, measure 2 or 3 times before you cut.
Do I understand correctly that before doing the corner joins in this technique, you sew a binding strip onto each side of the quilt, rather than sewing one continuous binding strip around all sides? In other words, this new technique produces 4 joins, one at each corner - do I have that right? I'm trying to understand the advantage of doing the technique you're demonstrating. Thanks for sharing!
That is correct. I am doing another video showing the technique from start to finish. The benefit is that your mitered corners are sewn with this technique. I also think it's easier. No more hoping that where my binding strips are sewn together ending up in the corners.
I learn something new every time I watch a new quilting video. Not only did I learn a new corner technique but I learned about using a zipper foot to stitch in the ditch! Nice quilt too.
Thank you! It seems that I learn something new all the time.
Wow! Have never seen this technique before~~I added you to my quilting list! Thank you for sharing!❤❤❤
Beautiful quilt!
Wow! That’s such a very neat way to do a corner. Glad you popped up. I’m now a new subscriber. Thanks.
You did an amazing job on your Winter Wonderland Quilt. That is a pretty cool technique with mitering the corners. Yeah you won at Spool and Bobbin Chicken way to go! Great job!
Cool technique.
Jodi you are so cute! Your stories can't be beat! Thanks for sharing your binding technique...always my favorite part of making a quilt.
Thank you. I am liking this new binding technique.
@@QuiltSquirrel I like how nicely finished the corners look.♥
Glorious. Yet another binding technique to try!
Wow that binding technique is interesting, I have never seen it done that way. Your quilt is beautiful. Maybe record a short of you walking in and seeing it hanging in the quilt shop? Yay for winning thread chicken x 2 🐔🐔
Great idea! I like this new binding technique.
This video actually came when I was questioning how I was going to be able to bind a table runner when I didn't have enough fabric for continuous binding and wasn't supposed to use the backing fabric. You helped a lot!!! Now I just have to follow the directions you gave. Wish me luck. :-) I'm a new subscriber. :-)
You can do it!
Thanks for sharing this technique. I'll try it on my next project!
❤Beautiful! Congrats on getting it hung and shown, you should be proud 😊 fabulous work
Thank you!
Thank you for showing us
My pleasure
I'm so happy for you! The finished quilt is lovely. I think your art quilts should go on display so the public can admire them, perhaps your public library display.
Jodi, I have no clue about “stitch in a ditch” 😂 but this quilt is amazing!!!
Thank you so much! Stitch in a ditch is just where you sew in the seam where two pieces are sewn together.
Your un-posted wardrobe malfunction made me smile. My mom called that, "gap-osis".
I like that! Gap-osis!
I love your Wonderland Winter quilt. Have not done the binding that way before. It as interesting.
Are you ok in your state? Tornadoes in Nebraska this summer tore apart whole town's! Be safe Marsha!
You’re quite right to proud of yourself, it’s beautiful ❤. I too struggle to stitch in the ditch but never thought to use the zipper foot so thanks for the tip!
Thank you! 😊
Awesome work. Beautiful quilt.
You are doing great Jodi! Let me know if you do want to edit the trimming video. I can help and blur over the areas you don't want to show😊
@@lisasquiltingcorner That would be wonderful!
thx
Beautiful! Can’t wait to see more. Judy
Thank you!
Your quilt is beautiful ❤❤
Thank you, thank you!
Beautiful quilt.
Thank you! 😊
Would a turtleneck help? Hang in there Jodi! Love the channel!!
Nice way to do corners.
Thank you, I agree. I think this is my method of binding from now on.
Nicely done.
Thank you!
Great tutorial
Thank you!
This is amazing. How far into the corner did you sew your strips before sewing the triangle?
I stopped and started each strip 1/4" from all corners.
Jodi have you thought about a gallery or a museum? We have them down the street!!
Never thought of that. Thank you!
I promise I won’t look but I’d really like to see how you square up a king quilt! I have one that’s 109 by 109, and it’s freaking me out!
Don't freak out squaring it up, just take your time. In my Competition Quilting Binding Technique video which I recorded after this one, I gave a quick demo of how I squared my king sized quilt using kettle bells to help hold everything secure before I cut. Just remember, measure 2 or 3 times before you cut.
Do I understand correctly that before doing the corner joins in this technique, you sew a binding strip onto each side of the quilt, rather than sewing one continuous binding strip around all sides? In other words, this new technique produces 4 joins, one at each corner - do I have that right? I'm trying to understand the advantage of doing the technique you're demonstrating. Thanks for sharing!
That is correct. I am doing another video showing the technique from start to finish. The benefit is that your mitered corners are sewn with this technique. I also think it's easier. No more hoping that where my binding strips are sewn together ending up in the corners.
Prachtig!!!!!🥰
Bedankt!
Oh no on the shirt gap. Lol
It wasn't Janet Jackson bad, but close.
Beautiful quilt!
Thank you! 😊