Backing as Binding: The Ultimate Quilter's Hack

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One of Kris' favorite parts of quilting is finishing the binding! She is going to show you how to finish a quilt with a Self Binding by bringing the back of your quilt around to the front! This is also a great technique for smaller projects like table mats, runners or even napkins!
Want to join in on the fun LIVE?! Kris will be doing 3 Things at 3 every day! Join us every day at 3 pm MT every day LIVE on My Girlfriend's Quilt Shoppe's Facebook page and RU-vid channel.

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28 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@lutishahill1393 2 года назад

WOw! This is great and have made my world. Thanks so much

@biomedlib 2 года назад

Hello, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Quilting is a new project for me, and I'm looking forward to the challenge. Especially how to add batting.😊 However, don't you have a twin sister? If so, how is she?? 😊All the best.

@MyGirlfriendsQuiltShoppe Год назад

Yes! Kris owns My Girlfriend's Quilt Shoppe and her twin sister owns Kimberbell Designs! They are both doing great! Thanks for your support! And good luck quilting!

@remington6363 4 года назад

Love this technique thank you

@maurann1985 10 месяцев назад

Thank you very much for posting this video and great info. I must say that all the "signage" in the video is very distracting.

@biomedlib 2 года назад

Hello, again, I found an old bed skirt. It's 55% cotton/45% polyester. Can I use this bed skirt for batting? Maybe double it?

@MyGirlfriendsQuiltShoppe Год назад

No, batting is very different than material used on a bed skirt. Use batting for best results.

@marianacollantes3522 3 года назад

I like this technique. Interesting.

@alicejackson3029 2 года назад

Glad to have found this video while searching for binding tips...this is great! Thank you.

@cathymartin3379 3 года назад

Thank you for this info, I'm doing placemats for donations, so this will make production faster. You mentioned that you can make the "binding" wider if you want, which all makes sense, double whatever finish you're looking for, but what about the mitred corner, are they always cut at 1/4 inch regardless of the finished width or do you have to recalculate how far to trim from the quilt corner for each binding size?