Easy Mitered Border Corners 

Enjoyed watching it, learning.

Had to come back for a refresher!!!

Hallelujah! An easy way finally.

The overhead camera is great, I'm glad you agreed to it 😉

First off, I have been swamped with life since last October and am slowly going through and watching all the videos I missed. This is the first one of yours I have watched since then. My initial thought when I first saw you was, has she lost weight? Perhaps I am a bit obsessed since covid quarantine was not kind to my waistline, but your face definitely looked thinner to me. Not super important, but it was my first thought. Second, the overhead camera is the bomb! Love it, love it, love it!!! Makes it so much easier to see what you are trying to show us. Fantastic work, pop and Junior! Third, the very first thing I ever quilted was a tiny wall hanging made in my church women's group monthly activity. I decided, in my own, watching no videos or asking for any help, decided to miter my corners. Hahaha ha hahaha!!!!!! What a joke that was, and I never tried it again on any other quilt even though I absolutely love the look. So thank you, thank you, thank you for this amazing, clear, easy to follow tutorial on how to do it properly. I see many mitered borders in my future.

Love the tutorial and the camera thank you.

Thank you for the over top view.

I love the overhead cameras

Thanks 😍

Thanks for showing us mitered corners, I will have to give them a try. I think they really set a quilt off.

Love this way thanks

I love that little quilt. You did a really great job on it.

Beautiful quilt and the overhead camera is really cool. Good job! 👍👍👍👍👍😘

Love it thank you And I love the overhead cam

love this quilt

Thanks I'm trying to do this mitered corner I'll let you know how it turns out

so that was for a border, does that work the same on binding in a corner???

My Bernina does a little extra jog on a a backstitch...drives me nuts. When I sew on it regularly, I mentally account for it. But I piece on a vintage machine (1946 Kenmore/White Rotary Deluxe). It does one thing and one thing well: straight stitch! Very precise control over fwd/bwkwd...But when I go back to the Bernina I have to curse and unpick! That extra stitch is not a friend to set in seams.