Machine binding a quilt for beginner quilters

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Learn how to attach a binding to your quilt for a quick and easy finish using your home sewing machine. I machine bind all my quilts because it's faster and much more durable than a hand binding. Learn all of my tips and tricks in this 30 minute binding tutorial!

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10 фев 2018

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@jangardner1529 5 лет назад

Thanks for your very clear, precise instructions. No wasted chat, just on track and thoughtful.

@cindyneal237 5 лет назад

Wonderful video, I love how clearly you present your ideas. No extra chatter, you get right to the point! thank you so much!

@c.j.walton3763 5 лет назад

This is a great binding tutorial. I too enjoyed the very clear and to the point instructions with no extra babble. It didn't bother me at all that the camera wasn't exactly on the stitching because you were very clear about where it should be. Thank you so much.

@moann1663 4 года назад

That's all fine and good, however, if you are a visual beginner you would want to see as much up-close instruction as you can get.

@kaybrenner765 3 года назад

Thank you again

@MsShawn43 5 лет назад

As a new quilter I thought this video was wonderful. You are an excellent teacher and I appreciate and thank you for the gift of your time and knowledge. The instructions were very clear , concise and easy to understand...

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

MsShawn43 thank you so much for taking the time to write to me with your kind message. ❤️

@PymeGirl 5 лет назад

You have such a pleasant manner and voice in presenting your video. I attach my bindings this way. I still like to watch videos as I learn something from each one as I have from yours. Keep up the nice work. Hope you do more videos.

@christinao.7236 5 лет назад

I'm grateful that you posted a machine binding tutorial. I wish a few of the places had a better close up. Especially on those corners! Thanks again.

@stephaniemiller8229 4 года назад

Great tutorial! I’m new to quilting but with your instructions, I’m going to try and bind my wall hanging. I loved how you joined the two ends of binding. Thanks very much.🥰

@susieodell2637 5 лет назад

Newb quilter here! I'll be binding my first real quilt, as opposed to the practice ones I've made for my pups, and I'm looking for different ways to bind, so I can find my own technique. You added lots of into to what I already knew, which is exactly what I'm looking for. I'm a RU-vid taught quilter, so my own style has become an amalgamation of all you great quilters out there! Also, loved that binding baby you had! Already found some out there. I can't wait ditch my pill bottles now! Thanks!!

@lynnowen8171 5 лет назад

Seriously, fabulous video. You are a great teacher.

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

Thank you Lynn Owen

@snafus6730 5 лет назад

This is a marvelous tutorial for a beginner. Love your tips and comments!

@annee4193 5 лет назад

Brady your excellent instructions without excessive chatter (makes it hard to focus in other videos) made this my go-to instructional video for binding my quilts. I am new to quilting and really value your expertise, experience and excellent instructions. Thank you.

@beez5503 5 лет назад

I'm an "old" quilter (in both senses of the word), and I've been winging everything about binding up to now, but your video makes it all so much easier and less stressful. Making a baby quilt now for a very special friend and want to be perfect! Thanks loads! (Also for the "tip" that one can simply stick unused pins into one's blouse front! lol) Just that "leave a 1/8" between the two ends when connecting the binding" is wonderful all by itself, but you have taught me a lot of other things besides!

@marthameadows5199 4 года назад

Wow, Bradie, I thank you for your very articulated descriptive action at all steps along the way. I am attempting my first "do it by myself" binding, and found your tutorial sooooo just what I needed. Here I go, and will come back and let you know how I did. Again, I thank you for your tutorial.

@MattSparrow 4 года назад

Martha Meadows thank you so much for your kind comment. I look forward to hearing from you!

@marthameadows5199 4 года назад

@@MattSparrow I DID IT, only had to redo it 3 times to get it tight enough. But without your video, your instructions that were so clear and right to the point I was able to make it happen. THANK YOU again.

@naddy8122 5 лет назад

Awesome! Can’t wait to get started!

@susanjensen7521 3 года назад

Thank you for this tutorial. Just finished binding a queen size quilt and my corners have never looked this good.

@MattSparrow 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@ecoquilting7077 3 года назад

It's a nice touch that you showed yourself deciding which color to use-- just one more step in demystifying the process for the beginner binder (like me!)

@MattSparrow 3 года назад

Yes! Thank you!

@MrsKuhn.2 5 лет назад

what a neat ruler, you have the best gadgets

@deepergande5902 5 лет назад

like gadgets want pins I can sew over and binding measurer ruler

@chevydude658 5 лет назад

Oh my God she's the Edith Head of quilting! I couldn't figure out who she was reminding me of. It was Edith Headm smartly dressed. Cool bracelets. And cool, smart hair. Great tutorial because you look prepared and you have great content and your delivery is great.

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

ChevyDude65 ChevyDude65 AWESOME SAUCE!

@drconnieh700 5 лет назад

Wish the camera was placed by the needle to see what you’re doing? Im A new quilter and that would have helped instead of seeing your hands

@clevelandsmith3746 3 года назад

I agree with that assessment.

@sharonmarsh1912 3 года назад

Tried to zoom in and couldn't. Needing to know the stitch in the ditch presser foot exact location to start stitching.

@librarylady1961 5 лет назад

Sounded like a very good tutorial if you could see what she was doing.

@jaclynstoner6633 4 года назад

I think it was a great video.. the way you explained it so well was enough for me. I could picture what you were doing. Thank you for your time and sharing your tips. You gained a new subscriber.. ps I need that binding baby! Never knew of such thing, amazing! 👍🏻😊

@ranjitha6456 5 лет назад

The camera angle wasn't good. In such videos , it's very important to see what exactly the instructor is doing. We couldn't see anything when you were sewing. Instructions were good, but watching exactly what you were doing would have been super useful. Only for a few seconds towards the end the camera focussed close to the sewing area.

@monalong8209 4 года назад

I just WING IT! Funny Lady Sparrow!!

@kaybrenner765 4 года назад

Thank you!!

@jodibisely4753 4 года назад

Thank you!

@MisrMasr 4 года назад

Thank you so much

@mariacrodriguez617 5 лет назад

I like the video. I would have liked better a close up when you were sewing the corners.

@carriekaron2561 5 лет назад

You are so great to explain the directions, I just wish you could of zoomed in when you did the attaching the binder and the corners. I think that would help myself and other newbes.

@karenhand2965 4 года назад

Loved the tutorial. It was quite helpful; however, a closer camera angle would be beneficial.

@jeanperren6094 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing, I was wondering why you back stitch 10 stitches at the corner before folding the corner and backstitch after sewing round the corner? Your work and explanations are extremely precise and I would have liked to see how the stitching looked on the back of the binding. That is the side that I feel I need to improve.

@beverlytompkins7186 4 года назад

Thank you...new quilter here. For some reason I was having a difficult time 'getting' how to turn those corners. Watcihng a variety of tutorials didn't seem to help. Your directions and demonstration seemed to click and I believe I am ready to go!

@bflogal18 4 года назад

I would have liked to see what both sides looked like after sewing.

@julialusk3888 4 года назад

I love your video. What type of small ruler are you using. Very handy

@juanitaacevedo4011 5 лет назад

I love the ruler you are using. Where can I buy one. I love the ease with which you set the width of the fabric to cut.

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

Juanita Acevedo we no longer carry that specific ruler but here is a similar product: sparrowquiltco.com/collections/guidelines-for-quilting-rulers-accessories/products/two-guidelines-rulers-and-connector Thank you for writing! 😁

@needleworknut7792 5 лет назад

I've just discovered your Channel. I am so binge watching, starting from the beginning, seven years ago. It's cloudy, but very warm outside. The City & beach are crowed with College/School Spring Breakers from all over the U.S., so it's a perfect day for catching up to all you've posted. Any chance the pattern for the quilt in this tutorial is available? Pat-South Padre Island, Texas

@cleopirtle 4 года назад

Can you tell me please, what is the name of your iron? And you have done an excellent job on the binding technique. I wish the camera could have caught the corner turning area better though.

@t2mplecat 5 лет назад

sorry i can't see where you sewed the corner. am i seeing things? that iron raised itself. omg what next?

@chabela1944 4 года назад

What sewing machine are you using? It sounds so very smooth and quiet.

@lynnowen8171 5 лет назад

I want a binding baby!

@roserasmussen1574 5 лет назад

What is the name of the binding guide you used that orange thing and how much is it

@Ndnative3431 4 года назад

New to quilting also. Does it matter which direction you cut your strips? Width of fabric or the other way?

@sewbizzylizzy 5 лет назад

I’m new to quilting so this may be a dumb question but what is the name of the ruler you cut your binding strips with? I’ve never seen one before. Thank you for your time.

@greenscion57 5 лет назад

Iike that ruler where can i get one please text me

@shannonsmith3900 4 года назад

What kind of rotary cutter are you using? It looks to be easier on the hand.

@annehood8916 5 лет назад

What kind of foot are you using?

@tishharris2430 5 лет назад

Good video but a couple of questions. The tool you used to iron the binding before sewing, did it fold the raw edge under? or did you use a stitch that covered the raw edge? I might try it. Love the easy corners. And those clips look really helpful too. Any suggestions for something other than a Binding Baby? Can't afford all these cool gadgets.

@gdcleanfun 4 года назад

I, too, liked the idea of a binding baby, though I have limited funds. I was thinking to try a toilet paper roll and make a slit down one side, wind the binding on it as Bradie did, then place it on a stand-up paper towel holder with a ball on top that unscrews. Then I can put the holder on the table to the side of my machine.

@sherrimarston860 3 года назад

Where do you get a binding baby?

@lisaqualls3509 5 лет назад

Where can you get the orange binding/pressing tool and also the binding baby?

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

Lisa Qualls we sell the binding babies here: sparrowquiltco.com/products/binding-baby The sashers are listed here: sparrowquiltco.com/products/sashers-2-pce-orange-mini-set?variant=7498258219036

@pattybeverly8263 5 лет назад

I need this tool where can I buy it ?

@cdvax11 5 лет назад

Start sewing a quarter inch late?

@grainnemartin8767 5 лет назад

When you've turned it over and are sewing on the top, how do you ensure that you're catching the binding on the back as you sew the binding to the top?

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

Hi Grainne! The binding is already sewn to the back side. So when you flip it over you only have to worry about sewing it to the front

@julialusk3888 4 года назад

Also the sashing tool I cannot find as well

@ecoquilting7077 3 года назад

May I ask? Does anyone swear by using bias-cut binding strips? Is joining your with-the-grain strips with a bias seam something that came along as a good compromise? Can anyone tell me if doing the corners is easier or harder with bias binding strips? Having only bound one quilt so far, this intrigues me-- I like the ease, but am very interested in making durable, livable, washable quilts and wonder if bias strips survive any better. Thank you sew sisters and brothers!

@nanodon4 5 лет назад

Why can't you double fold the binding strip (fold in half, then fold raw edges inside and press), straddle it over the edge, and sew once instead of going around twice?

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

Loretta Compher hi Loretta! Thank you for the suggestion. I have tried that method in the past, however I found that the fabric moves on the bottom and it misses spots! Then I end up repeating the process anyways. I get better results this way and find that it looks much neater. This is just my personal preference tho, and I think everyone has to find the way that works best for them. 😊

@gladysperez-almiroty1760 3 года назад

what brand ruler are you using? where can i buy a saher tool?

@andrewandjoanhart7882 4 года назад

I wish I could have seen the completed binding edges.

@jmurphy7192 3 года назад

And it would have been nice to see the stitching on the back after the binding was sewn onto the front.

@elainelegere7569 5 лет назад

Your instructions were so helpful, one request...please put the microphone closer to your mouth, I could barely hear you. Thank you!

@joyjohnson1570 5 лет назад

I want to buy the iron you use. Please tell me what I need to ask for??

@MattSparrow 5 лет назад

Joy please ask for an Oliso Iron.

@kathilynanderson5933 3 года назад

Can you please tell me the name of your ruler?

@grandmalovesmebest 5 лет назад

I really am new, learning from you tube, and I'm trying to attach my first binding. But picture is worth a thousand words and i couldn't see where or what you were doing. For instance, after you pull your binding through the binding maker, how do you lay it on the quilt and exactly what part of the binding is being sewn a quarter inch. Also, i have seen binding ironed in half then the doubled raw edges of the binding sewn to the raw edges of the quilt. Then the doubled binding is turned over the quilt edge to the back of the quilt and sewn stitch-in-the-ditch style hopefully catching the edge underneath. So, what is the binding maker for? Why use it at all? Doesn't that create a double-fold binding?

@evelyncarmichael4908 5 лет назад

I love your channel I wish I was you is it fun to sew

@evelyncarmichael4908 5 лет назад

Is your channel showing about is your channel is your channel showing about do you like being a shower I think it's fun to sew by hand I like to be fun with sewing up my sister likes to make baby stuff and I wish I had a channel I really really really really really rich is it fun to have a channel I'm just wondering I'm not trying to be rude but

@bkartoz 4 года назад

I would like to have seen the corner in closeup...

@sharyn452 5 лет назад

I want to know how you can sit and cut makes very hard to get accurate cutting

@robynwilson4849 5 лет назад

I sit and cut. I very often win with my quilts in our shows. So must be very accurate. Can't get anything pass to judge. Ha ha.

@sharyn452 5 лет назад

@@robynwilson4849 yes and the Quilt Police hahahah

@robynwilson4849 5 лет назад

@@sharyn452 how long have you been quilting? I have for 18 yrs. The quilt police knocked on my door the other day and to my rotary cutter. Ha ha

@robynwilson4849 5 лет назад

Took my cutter.

@amyfitzgerald827 3 года назад

What is the name of your cutter?

@addisonwhite4355 6 лет назад

What is the name of the tool you used for ironing the binding to fold it?

@granyquilter4696 6 лет назад

She said it was a SASHER TOOL. Hope that helps, not sure why they aren't answering questions online or their phone?????

@lifeisgoodinthesouth210 5 лет назад

Grany Quilter I always look at the comments and if they don’t answer questions then I don’t subscribe.

@1thess416and17 5 лет назад

Link doesnt work

@valerieholborow9236 5 лет назад

Didn’t see the mitre

@TheBluestar54 4 года назад

If you could see what she’s doing it would be great

@judyrichcreek801 5 лет назад

Very informative. Too bad you are not in a private studio room as the talking and laughing in the background is very distracting. 😞

@weeksd2903 3 года назад

The microphone keeps making extra noice

@md2992 5 лет назад

Video is difficult to follow. The camera is not angled on the most important steps.

@leticia-rl7yj 5 лет назад

M D I would have liked the camera zoomed in when she joining the binding. Your whole tutorial was very informative.

@markwilliams1824 4 года назад

Nope, couldn’t see ... zoom function would have been good!

@carriekaron2561 5 лет назад

Okay, I apologize I should’ve seen the hole video.

@myrleenmanley 5 лет назад

Suggestion-don’t wear bangle bracelets on a video. Very distracting. Otherwise I liked the way you didn’t make a big fuss trying to miter the corners.

@lilly3am 5 лет назад

Seriously? If you’re that distracted by someone’s bracelets, life must be very hard for you 🙄

@lschuler8200 4 года назад

The camera should be on what you are doing, not your face. I'll look for a video that shows what's being done.

@Forever29plus1 4 года назад

Too much rambling on. With short time available to watch. Your rambling ruins the video tutorial.

@ecoquilting7077 3 года назад

No it doesn't!

@Forever29plus1 3 года назад

@@ecoquilting7077 yes it does. Trying to learn something ya rewind and watch it over. I forgot in this world today its to be sunshine and roses. Well i was taught with constructive criticism. I much rather the truth than to lie.

@ecoquilting7077 3 года назад

@@Forever29plus1 ... or you could say nothing and find your more appropriate FREE GIFT OF SHARED knowledge video. "Rambling" is a word that doesn't really fit with my concept of constructive, which, after all, can only be constructive when it is also kind. "Rambling" sounds judgemental. Also, it's better to speak for yourself when delivering said criticism. I've returned to this video more than once because it gives me some good pointers as a beginner. Many of the other tutorials about binding assume I already know things and rush through the steps, so I like the ones that slow it down a bit.

@Forever29plus1 3 года назад

@@ecoquilting7077 🤣🤣🤣🤣 MOST people dont mind learning and growing to make better video's their followers watch. But clearly that's not how you are. FREE GIFT OF SHARED knowledge got to love a response like that from a instruction video. Hundreds of thousands of people give free knowledge and assistance to others simply out of kindness. Clearly that's not you. If given proper instructions that you can clearly see and stay on topic. I be happy to pay a subscription fee and have. Sadly for people like yourself you need the pat on the back. So reach around and pat yourself on the back. Job well done. I actually went and found another video that was happy to teach that didn't look or need the pat on the back. Only visited back here because you responding to something so simple. How sad ☹ you must be. Hope your misery goes away and you can once again be happy to help others and knowing you have is enough for you.