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I can't wait to try this. Thanks for your excellent instructions. I especially your "I know this seems confusing" comments. Some how it makes your instructions even clearer!
10/26/10 2:57 PM
Very cool! The picture says it all!
10/26/10 3:55 PM
How did you ever come up with this??? I love it and will try it the next time I bind ANYTHING.
10/26/10 9:42 PM
This is a great tip, thank so much! I will definitely try this next time I use binding.
10/27/10 7:13 AM
Thanks, you are right, they do make it look very difficult. I will try this one.
10/27/10 9:25 AM
Brilliant! Can't wait to try it on my next binding. Thanks for posting such clear photos and instructions. ETA I just tried it on a neck binding on a knit -- magic! Thanks again.
10/27/10 9:52 AM
Wow, I don't really do quilting but this binding tutorial is fabulous. I know I'll find it so helpful in the future. Thanks for taking the time to explain so clearly with the pics.
10/27/10 9:57 AM
Thank you so much. I will try this very soon.
10/27/10 10:20 AM
I LOVE your picture series - very helpful! I've always added that 1/4" and it does make a little lump. Maybe from the bias stretching when I fold over or something. Now I won't be afraid to just cut that off!
10/27/10 3:16 PM
I have about three methods for joining the ends of binding. None of them are great. This tip is so good...thanks!
10/27/10 6:47 PM
This is great! I will definitely use it on upcoming bedding and table runners. And necklines, yes!! It will eliminate more of that lumpiness. Great photos.
10/27/10 10:56 PM