My GO is arriving on Tuesday so I've been watching several videos. I sat in amazement as you folded the material and I kept thinking, "Surely those folded in ears are going to be cut wonky" but they weren't! Just shows you're never too old to learn an easier way of doing something! Thanx for the excellent tutorial and I look forward to more.
Received my Go! for Christmas and used it to cut strips for a twin-size bargello quilt for my 5 year old granddaughter and am now ready to do the binding. Thanks for your clear instructions!
Hello from a fellow NC girl :) Thank you so much for this tutorial! One of the main reasons I wanted an Accuquilt was to make my own bias strips for quilt binding and your video shows a really simple way to cut them.
@TradionallySouthern I use the Accuquilt GO! There is a video by Love Bug Studios showing how to cut bias binding on the Studio cutter. This is simply a strip cutter, the bias is created by the way the fabric is folded onto the die.
Yes this video was very helpful. Thank you. I don't do a lot of quilting but I am always looking for ways to make it easier. I don't have time to do a lot.
Can you please tell me which Accuquilt your are using out of the 3 offered? Does it come with the bias binder cutter (not sure if this is the correct name)? I am a real newbie!!
Thank you for a very good explanation and demonstration of how to fold the fabric and cut and sew the bias strips. Best one I’ve seen.
My GO is arriving on Tuesday so I've been watching several videos. I sat in amazement as you folded the material and I kept thinking, "Surely those folded in ears are going to be cut wonky" but they weren't! Just shows you're never too old to learn an easier way of doing something! Thanx for the excellent tutorial and I look forward to more.
So glad this is helpful to you. Enjoy your new GO!
+Marjorie Busby wonderful video!!thanks!!💓
Received my Go! for Christmas and used it to cut strips for a twin-size bargello quilt for my 5 year old granddaughter and am now ready to do the binding. Thanks for your clear instructions!
Majorie, I always enjoy how you explain how one can use their dies the proper way. Thanks for your demo.
Hello from a fellow NC girl :) Thank you so much for this tutorial! One of the main reasons I wanted an Accuquilt was to make my own bias strips for quilt binding and your video shows a really simple way to cut them.
Wonderful videos, I just got my GO! and have learned so much from all your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant ! I am new to Accuquilt and this video has won me over !!
Thank you, Marjorie. I’m gleaning so much information from your videos and site.
My Studio cutter is still n the box, but I am so happy to have seen this video. This was a method that I was hoping to find. Thank you for sharing.
@TradionallySouthern I use the Accuquilt GO! There is a video by Love Bug Studios showing how to cut bias binding on the Studio cutter. This is simply a strip cutter, the bias is created by the way the fabric is folded onto the die.
Thanks for this video. I prefer 2 1/4” for straight binding but will use your size for my first attempt.
thank you You are so good with the Accuquilt. I avoid using them alot. Now I will try more stuff
Great video--Very clear directions--thank you
Very informative video...thanks for sharing! 🤩
Thank you.
@TradionallySouthern Glad you like it - more tips on my blog
Yes this video was very helpful. Thank you. I don't do a lot of quilting but I am always looking for ways to make it easier. I don't have time to do a lot.
Thanks so much for the excellent video! So informative!
Really helpful thank you so much.
Great instructions, thank you.
Great video, will definately try this. Thank you
are you able to use a smaller piece of fabric? like 6 or 9 inches by wof? If so, how would you fold that?
Can you please tell me which Accuquilt your are using out of the 3 offered? Does it come with the bias binder cutter (not sure if this is the correct name)? I am a real newbie!!
Great tutorial, thank you
Excellent video!
Thank you for your video!
Very helpful video!
Thank you so much.