With raw edges even, pin the binding to the front edge of the quilt and leave the first few inches of the binding unattached. Sew the binding to all sides of the quilt. Stop stitching a few inches (4″-6″) before the end tail meets the beginning binding tail.
Fold the ending tail of the binding back on itself where it meets the beginning binding tail. Finger press. From this fold, measure and mark the cut width of your binding strip. Cut the ending binding tail to this measurement.
Open both tails. Place one tail on top of the other tail at right angles, right sides together. Pin. Mark a diagonal line and stitch on the line. Trim the seam allowance to 1/4″. Press open.
Refold binding and stitch binding section in place on the quilt.
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You have posted so many great new things since my last visit to your blog! I will have to make C & T Publishing’s Blog priority reading in order to keep up with all the great information. By the way, I love your products!
Awesome video…so clear…I visit here everyday and am so glad I found this site.
Thanks Karmen and Lisa. I am thrilled you find our content valuable. Hope you come back and share often.
Hi.
There are instructions for mitering the corners of binding on the C&T Publishing website http://www.ctpub.com under Quilting Basics.
Also, information on mitering corners will be posted on this blog soon, it is in the works.
We’re glad you found success by viewing the video.
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