Krista Moser, Corey Yoder, and the gal at Little Orchard Quilts - all great and impressive instructors! Well spoken, clear and precise instruction, and easy to understand....
P.S. I also love and appreciate the realness of this video (ie. running out of thread, changing a 'marking' on the fabric of where to stop sewing, etc.)... and that you kept all that in the video as it shows us that everyone, even the professionals, can make an oopsie...but more important, how to not freak out,... and how she goes back calmly, fixes the problem, and moves on...like it is normal!
Wow! What a fantastic tutorial on this binding method. I loved the real time of this. It shows me it is ok to take your time to get accurate results. Love Corey Yoder! Thanks again for this video. Happy sewing y'all
I just love how you sew slowly and carefully! So many tutorials stitch at 1500 spm. I can't be accurate at that kind of speed. It's good to see an expert sew at a "careful" speed.
Thank you FQS for having such quality sewists on your how-to videos along with a great customer service department. Corey is so calm and talks us through each step. Corey, thanks for this new technique. Thanks to Lilly for great filming.
Thank you, thank you. I really appreciate your tutorials on the basics! I have never seen this method before and can't wait to try it. You are a wonderful instructor!
Corey, I so enjoy your tutorials. You are very patient and thorough instructor. I love all the extra details to make a beautiful and complete project to be proud of. Thank you. I look forward to more of your videos. 👍😋
A great way to add some flare to binding. Loved the video tutorial. Corey did an awesome job of explaining this technique - very easy to listen and watch. Thank you so much. Hope to see more videos from Corey.
Love the tip about cutting one of your strips in half to eliminate bulk. Makes so much sense! This is the only time I machine bind as well as it's the only method of machine binding that I can do to my satisfaction.
Thank you Corey. Those were amazing videos. I can't wait to try hand quilting with machine quilting. But if anything stands out for me, it's the patience you have to see slowly and honor the process. That is an important step in realizing in watching you.
Love Corey! So sweet and a great instructor! I am definitely going to use this on my next project. I don’t mind the the extra time recorded for ironing and attaching....that’s what fast forward is for but for a newbie it provides more instruction and fills in the gaps compared to other videos! Thank you Corey 😊
Thanks again Corey for another awesome video. I have made bindings with a piping in it. Love them, but especially your explanation on how to do them. Picked up more tips. I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who has fussed over getting the stitching on the machine binding just right. I keep trying 2 ½ in bindings widths to 2 1/4 in to 2". I've found it does depend on the project itself too. Thanks for keeping it real. Either way, in the end, your work is beautiful!
I’ve used this technique when I learned to quilt it’s fun and gives a great pop of color. I put them on all of my charity quilts for Casa for kids. Corey is quite cozy in front of the camera.
I love how you sew on the back first! I have watched sew many that sew on the front first the flip and sew the back. That never looks good to me. I have always sew the back firsts. It is a much prettier finish on the front!!
This is a very good tutorial! Thank you so much, and your project is very cute! I am so glad to hear you teach your daughters to sew. I help my granddaughters learn, too. Now I have a one year old granddaughter and I look forward to sewing and crafting with her very soon.
Very complete tutorial. I especially liked the clear directions on joining the starting and ending tails with tip about how much overlap is needed. I was just trying to show this to a beginning quilter and didn't have the measurement ready to explain as I helped her. Came to the same conclusion-match the width of the binding strip! But it was nice to hear your description of the process so clear!
I have made a lot of quilts and added lots of binding, but I have never done it this way, but I'm sure going to do my next one this way! Looks fantastic! :) Thanks!
That is beautiful! I’ll give it a try. I’m always a little bit embarrassed about the back of my quilt because of the binding. But now I’ll have a beautiful top AND back (well, as beautiful as I can make it).
Free audio books from the public library. Amazing. We use to purchase the books on CD’s from Costco who knew they were free from libraries. You can get more than one library card another from second library. Each library offers different selections. But Free!
Thanks Cory for this option for piping on your quilt. I’m a purist when it comes to backing, for I use muslin unless I want it to be a reversible quilt.
I have to have music while I sew and with Spotify Premium I make my own playlist so I never have to change CDs or listen to radio commercials. I will be using this binding technique on so many projects. It adds just that sweet little touch!
You could separate the two fabrics on each end of the binding and then connect them each separately. Then sew the strips back together and sew down. Things will match up better .
Excellent video!! Very clear and concise! I bought the Clearly Perfect Angles in 2016; mine does not extend beyond the bed top and bottom on my Juki 2010. Have they altered and improved it?
I have trouble with having wrinkles in my quilt when I sew quilt sandwich. I even pin! I know there is spray out there, it's 10.00 a can! I don't think so but maybe it will be worth it.
I listen to books on tape or True crime, like Dateline, 20/20, and other true crime stories. Time goes so quickly and I learn how stupid people are. Crime does not pay. Love your video. I would like to add rick rack also under the edge.
Great tutorial I am definitely going to try this. I love your clear instructions. I had to laugh when you said ask your friends what they listen too while sewing. I thought music. You then said your not a music girl. I always listen to light classical. Ha! Isn’t it funny how different we all are. Thanks for the lovely video!
just so all of you know, there is a difference between ironing and pressing. She mentions that she is pressing The binding from the back over to the front when indeed she's actually ironing. When you iron you have a greater chance of stretching your fabric vs.pressing. When you are pressing the iron does not move. If you really want to get a flat seam, you will spray with sizing and then press with your iron, then use a clapper over top the area for just a few seconds. You will not believe how flat your seams will be. also she actually is using the Wonder clips incorrectly. They were designed to have the one flat side for a reason, the flat side sits better on your table top as you are sewing. 😀👍
I disagree with the use of the wonderclips in this instance. The flat side of the clips keeps the binding nice and flat when you're rolling it over to be sewn whereas, the rounded side could cause the binding fabric to be looser and, therefore, giving it the opportunity to shift while sewing. It definitely works much better for me this way but, as Kimberly Jolly says, "you do you".
@@mariamcphail I actually use glue 90% of the time now. I will glue down my binding and use the Wonder clips to hold it in place and then continue sewing maybe the next day to give the glue sufficient time to dry
@@mariamcphail there's usually something else that I can do or cut some other fabric or have lunch vacuum there's always something I can do while it dries. And I usually will use an iron to speed up the drying process. And I think it also depends on what brand of glue you are using. But yes if you're in a hurry or you only have so much time, then glue might not be answer. I had to make several pillowcases last year and the trim and the cuff were not lining up precisely and it was driving me crazy. When I use the glue it was just awesome. Because that fabric wasn't going anywhere 👍😁😂
Isn't it wonderful how we all have our own way of doing things and it still comes out beautiful! This video is a great illustration of that. Corey's way might not be your way, but it still makes a really impressive quilt top. I love how we can all try different things and find what works for us!
I use the foot with the center guide for that last seam. It really helps but this is the single best binding tutorial on the web.
Krista Moser, Corey Yoder, and the gal at Little Orchard Quilts - all great and impressive instructors! Well spoken, clear and precise instruction, and easy to understand....
P.S. I also love and appreciate the realness of this video (ie. running out of thread, changing a 'marking' on the fabric of where to stop sewing, etc.)... and that you kept all that in the video as it shows us that everyone, even the professionals, can make an oopsie...but more important, how to not freak out,... and how she goes back calmly, fixes the problem, and moves on...like it is normal!
Wow! What a fantastic tutorial on this binding method. I loved the real time of this. It shows me it is ok to take your time to get accurate results. Love Corey Yoder! Thanks again for this video. Happy sewing y'all
I love the piped binding (sometimes called flange binding). Really adds a nice dimension to the quilt. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕
I did this with a stripe in the piping. Your tutorial made it so easy and I’m so proud of the result.
Great demo, Corey. Always enjoy your projects! Thanks to FQS for working with you on it.
Thank you for this video. Corey Yoder is an excellent teacher. Think I will try faux piping when I bind my next quilt.
I will definitely try this binding. It looks so pretty! Thank you, I truly enjoy your tutorials.
I just love how you sew slowly and carefully! So many tutorials stitch at 1500 spm. I can't be accurate at that kind of speed. It's good to see an expert sew at a "careful" speed.
Yes, there are a few bag makers on You Tube who sew super fast. If you look at the results, they are very messy. I love Corey's accuracy.
Thank you FQS for having such quality sewists on your how-to videos along with a great customer service department. Corey is so calm and talks us through each step. Corey, thanks for this new technique. Thanks to Lilly for great filming.
Thank you, thank you. I really appreciate your tutorials on the basics! I have never seen this method before and can't wait to try it. You are a wonderful instructor!
Corey, I so enjoy your tutorials. You are very patient and thorough instructor. I love all the extra details to make a beautiful and complete project to be proud of. Thank you. I look forward to more of your videos. 👍😋
Great tip on joining two color faux binding! Excellent tutorial!
A great way to add some flare to binding. Loved the video tutorial. Corey did an awesome job of explaining this technique - very easy to listen and watch. Thank you so much. Hope to see more videos from Corey.
Love the tip about cutting one of your strips in half to eliminate bulk. Makes so much sense!
This is the only time I machine bind as well as it's the only method of machine binding that I can do to my satisfaction.
Love refreshing my sewing. I have always had trouble getting my corners nice when I bind. I will have to try your way. Thank you.
I now have a new passion thanks to Corey. You are one of the best instructors and I LOVE your projects
Thank you Corey. Those were amazing videos. I can't wait to try hand quilting with machine quilting. But if anything stands out for me, it's the patience you have to see slowly and honor the process. That is an important step in realizing in watching you.
I love Corey's videos too! Great instructor, takes her time, and is thorough. Keep 'em coming! ❤
Corey does such a great job explaining things.
That was a great tutorial, I’m definitely going to try this. The results were stunning
I just love your tutorials. You do a great job of teaching new techniques. Thank you!
Love Corey! So sweet and a great instructor! I am definitely going to use this on my next project. I don’t mind the the extra time recorded for ironing and attaching....that’s what fast forward is for but for a newbie it provides more instruction and fills in the gaps compared to other videos! Thank you Corey 😊
Thank you Corey this was really helpful and it hopefully will improve my binding skills
Thanks again Corey for another awesome video. I have made bindings with a piping in it. Love them, but especially your explanation on how to do them. Picked up more tips. I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who has fussed over getting the stitching on the machine binding just right. I keep trying 2 ½ in bindings widths to 2 1/4 in to 2". I've found it does depend on the project itself too. Thanks for keeping it real. Either way, in the end, your work is beautiful!
Running out of thread and not realizing it till you’ve chain pieced a hundred half square triangles. I feel you. We have definitely all been there!
Great video and great explanation of techniques no wasted time with showmanship which I appreciate
I’ve used this technique when I learned to quilt it’s fun and gives a great pop of color. I put them on all of my charity quilts for Casa for kids. Corey is quite cozy in front of the camera.
Fantastic tutorial 👍🏻 Clear, concise, such a pleasure. Thank you, Corey! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Excellent pace for teaching; pleasant relaxed voice. Like that you keep checking ans marking the quarter inch
What a cute table topper! I have made piped binding before and it adds a special touch to quilts.
Thank you! I had just made piping for a quilt and wasn't sure how to put it on. 😂 Now I know what to do
I love how you sew on the back first! I have watched sew many that sew on the front first the flip and sew the back. That never looks good to me. I have always sew the back firsts. It is a much prettier finish on the front!!
Excellent tutorial!
Definitely want to faux pipe my next project.
Thankyou!
I love that piping look
Corey is my fav! ❤️❤️
I really like the faux piping look. It looks so professional. Thank you
This is a very good tutorial! Thank you so much, and your project is very cute! I am so glad to hear you teach your daughters to sew. I help my granddaughters learn, too. Now I have a one year old granddaughter and I look forward to sewing and crafting with her very soon.
Very complete tutorial. I especially liked the clear directions on joining the starting and ending tails with tip about how much overlap is needed. I was just trying to show this to a beginning quilter and didn't have the measurement ready to explain as I helped her. Came to the same conclusion-match the width of the binding strip! But it was nice to hear your description of the process so clear!
Thank you for sharing Corey, Kimberly and staff. What a beautiful look. 💖👍🥰 Chris-Raleigh NC
You are a great instructor!
I have made a lot of quilts and added lots of binding, but I have never done it this way, but I'm sure going to do my next one this way! Looks fantastic! :) Thanks!
That is beautiful! I’ll give it a try. I’m always a little bit embarrassed about the back of my quilt because of the binding. But now I’ll have a beautiful top AND back (well, as beautiful as I can make it).
Thank you! I’m saving this for future ref. So clearly explained!
Great tutorial. You did an awesome job ! Thank you so much.
I love this technique. Thanks for this video.
And the helpful hints !!! WOW so thankful I found this tutorial
I am going to use this method on several projects on my sewing table. Thank You Corey and FQS!
Free audio books from the public library. Amazing. We use to purchase the books on CD’s from Costco who knew they were free from libraries. You can get more than one library card another from second library. Each library offers different selections. But Free!
Great instructions. Thank You
Thank you for a new way to bind!
What an excellent video. Thank you so very much!❤️
Great job Corey!
Great video. Thank you.
Thanks Cory for this option for piping on your quilt. I’m a purist when it comes to backing, for I use muslin unless I want it to be a reversible quilt.
Thank you so much for this I love it and I love your hand quilting too cute !💕💕🧵✂️🥰
It looks great!
Pretty!
Great tutorial!
Great video can't wait to try this. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Excellent.
Great tutorial want to try I usually hand bind but sure like this
Yes the colored side of the clip goes up...the bottom side is flat🤗
Thanks for sharing. Great video
Thank you! ❤️
Thanks Corey ❤️❤️❤️💐
I have to have music while I sew and with Spotify Premium I make my own playlist so I never have to change CDs or listen to radio commercials. I will be using this binding technique on so many projects. It adds just that sweet little touch!
Beautiful
You could separate the two fabrics on each end of the binding and then connect them each separately. Then sew the strips back together and sew down. Things will match up better .
Loved this, thank you!!
I love the hand quilting and machine stitching together! What weight of thread did you use for the hand stitching? Great tutorial!
Excellent video!! Very clear and concise! I bought the Clearly Perfect Angles in 2016; mine does not extend beyond the bed top and bottom on my Juki 2010. Have they altered and improved it?
Wonderful thank you
I love it. I love to hand bind. Is there a way to hand stitch this?
great tutorial! thank you.
Are your strips cut on the bias or cross grain? Thank you for this tutorial. So well explained and relaxing to watch.
Hello Johanne! They are not cut on the bias, they are straight of grain.
Fat Quarter Shop thank you!
also wondering if a 1/4" foot such as this makes a scant 1/4" as so many say you should aim for?
Love it! I will try this on my next quilt!
Thanks for all your videos. Very helpful. Is the quilt on the ladder behind you a Sunday Best quilt?
No. The 3 quilts on the ladder are the pineapple day quilt, picnic patch and solar eclipse. You can find links to them in the description box :-)
I need this guide! Also wondering what the pattern is called on the little quilt you are Working on here.
Question: When I cut the strips for binding do I cut across how the material comes folded I think they call it across the grain
Hello Ruby! This Krista Moser video is a good example showing how to cut with the fabric folded th-cam.com/video/oAZrOFkvbRE/w-d-xo.html
I have trouble with having wrinkles in my quilt when I sew quilt sandwich. I even pin!
I know there is spray out there, it's 10.00 a can! I don't think so but maybe it will be worth it.
I listen to books on tape or True crime, like Dateline, 20/20, and other true crime stories. Time goes so quickly and I learn how stupid people are. Crime does not pay. Love your video. I would like to add rick rack also under the edge.
I like to make my corners rounded...they are easier and imho, lay nicer on the corners of the bed =)
Great tutorial I am definitely going to try this. I love your clear instructions. I had to laugh when you said ask your friends what they listen too while sewing. I thought music. You then said your not a music girl. I always listen to light classical. Ha! Isn’t it funny how different we all are. Thanks for the lovely video!
I did a chain of 45 pieces THEN realized there was no thread after the first two pieces. I feel ya.
That Juki sounds like an old tractor.
The Juki is a workhorse just like an old tractor.
HI Elizabeth! Lol the Juki can be loud especially on camera.
My pfaff quilter 1200 sounds the same... but works great!!
just so all of you know, there is a difference between ironing and pressing. She mentions that she is pressing The binding from the back over to the front when indeed she's actually ironing.
When you iron you have a greater chance of stretching your fabric vs.pressing. When you are pressing the iron does not move. If you really want to get a flat seam, you will spray with sizing and then press with your iron, then use a clapper over top the area for just a few seconds. You will not believe how flat your seams will be.
also she actually is using the Wonder clips incorrectly. They were designed to have the one flat side for a reason, the flat side sits better on your table top as you are sewing. 😀👍
I disagree with the use of the wonderclips in this instance. The flat side of the clips keeps the binding nice and flat when you're rolling it over to be sewn whereas, the rounded side could cause the binding fabric to be looser and, therefore, giving it the opportunity to shift while sewing. It definitely works much better for me this way but, as Kimberly Jolly says, "you do you".
@@mariamcphail I actually use glue 90% of the time now. I will glue down my binding and use the Wonder clips to hold it in place and then continue sewing maybe the next day to give the glue sufficient time to dry
I’ve tried glue too but I’m too impatient to wait for it to dry 😁
@@mariamcphail there's usually something else that I can do or cut some other fabric or have lunch vacuum there's always something I can do while it dries.
And I usually will use an iron to speed up the drying process. And I think it also depends on what brand of glue you are using. But yes if you're in a hurry or you only have so much time, then glue might not be answer.
I had to make several pillowcases last year and the trim and the cuff were not lining up precisely and it was driving me crazy. When I use the glue it was just awesome. Because that fabric wasn't going anywhere 👍😁😂
Isn't it wonderful how we all have our own way of doing things and it still comes out beautiful! This video is a great illustration of that. Corey's way might not be your way, but it still makes a really impressive quilt top. I love how we can all try different things and find what works for us!
I love the video.But it would be nice if the sewing and the pressing was not all shown. Made for a long video.
Next time just fast forward through those parts. Some people need to see it all.
Love the information, Cant' wait to try it. But please too much talking.
Beautiful