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Binding Basics with Alex Anderson

Learn to bind a quilt and how to make a mitered corner.

Alex Anderson demonstrates how to piece the binding for a quilt and then shows you how to bind a quilt with a mitered corner.

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Binding Basics from Alex

Binding Basics from Alex

Alex shows you to to make and attach a quilt binding.

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I miter my quilt bindings all the time, love the look. So I enjoyed revisiting this video. I have a little suggestion though: when you are going to join the beginning and ends of the binding, you don't need a ruler to measure the width of your...

I miter my quilt bindings all the time, love the look. So I enjoyed revisiting this video. I have a little suggestion though: when you are going to join the beginning and ends of the binding, you don't need a ruler to measure the width of your binding. Magic: snip a tiny edge off your binding and that's your width! Use it to be very precise when cutting the overlap of both ends. I also snip it 1/8" short, seems to make the finished binding very even.

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I miter my quilt bindings all the time, love the look. So I enjoyed revisiting this video. I have a little suggestion though: when you are going to join the beginning and ends of the binding, you don't need a ruler to measure the width of your...

I miter my quilt bindings all the time, love the look. So I enjoyed revisiting this video. I have a little suggestion though: when you are going to join the beginning and ends of the binding, you don't need a ruler to measure the width of your binding. Magic: snip a tiny edge off your binding and that's your width! Use it to be very precise when cutting the overlap of both ends. I also snip it 1/8" short, seems to make the finished binding very even.

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