Do you have trouble making the perfect mitered corners on the binding of your handmade baby quilt? The Mitered Corner Look No matter the size or type of handmade baby quilt that is made, mitering the corners is the perfect and professional edging. Despite the type of fabric used in the baby quilt, these 45… Continue Reading Perfect Mitered Corners on the Binding
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Are you experiencing trouble on making quilt binding? Are you ready to finish your handmade baby quilt. The challenge you now face is the quilt binding of a baby quilt? As a quilter, designing and sewing are usually the fun and exciting parts of any quilt but getting ready for the finishing touch, the binding.… Continue Reading 5 Tips to Facing the Quilt Binding Challenge
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Congratulations on reaching the final step of your quilt-making journey! The binding of your quilt is like the icing on the cake, adding that extra touch of charm and personality. Embrace this opportunity to bring your baby quilt to life with a binding that radiates optimism and positivity. As you bind those edges, envision the… Continue Reading How to Make Quilt Binding
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Double fold quilt binding also known as the French –fold, is exactly what the name implies, a binding folding so that it forms two layers. There are two methods or techniques for attaching or this type of binding to your handmade baby quilt. This fold is a favorite among quilters who design baby quilts because… Continue Reading Double Fold Quilt Binding Continue Reading Double Fold Quilt Binding
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Choosing fabric for your baby quilt binding is the last and final opportunity to make your statement on your quilt. Take a good look at the fabrics that you have chosen for your quilt. Did you make one that is so soft and cuddly that is whispers lullabies, or have you created one that has… Continue Reading Choosing Fabric for your Baby Quilt Binding Continue Reading Choosing Fabric for your Baby Quilt Binding
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When precious time, beautiful and often time expensive fabric, plus a lovely and perfect machine or hand quilted design has been applied to the quilt top, making the right quilt binding is important. Give your quilt a new look for the binding by creating a pieced bias binding. This type of quilt binding is made… Continue Reading Quilt Binding Techniques Continue Reading Quilt Binding Techniques
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In one of my other blogs, I had given some excellent tips on how to finish your UFOs by learning to make quilt binding. Use a sharp rotary blade, 100% cotton thread, and press your binding properly. These are the initial steps to learning to make quilt binding successfully. Here are a few other guaranteed… Continue Reading Tips for Learning to Make Quilt Binding Continue Reading Tips for Learning to Make Quilt Binding
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These great tips for learning to make quilt binding will make those last steps to finishing your quilt go smoothly. Do you have a UFO sitting in a closet somewhere? Are you quilter who loves to make beautifully sewn quilt tops and you love doing the quilting but the binding is difficult? Here are some… Continue Reading Learn How To Make Quilt Binding Continue Reading Learn How To Make Quilt Binding
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Choosing a quilt binding for your baby quilt should be done once the quilt is assembled. It is difficult to make a decision on what type of fabric should be used for the binding and how it will look on the quilt.
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There are numerous factors to consider when you are choosing the method of finishing the baby quilt. Consider your time constraints, your skill level in sewing and quilting, and your preference in either handquilting or machine quilting of your binding. Continue Reading Quilt Binding is SEW important.
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