I have actively sought out and watched innumerable TH-cam videos about binding and this is the best one I have seen. The pacing is spot on, the view is never obscured, and accompanying dialog clear and to the point. Babylock makes a foot called a binding foot for those with machines that take a low shaft foot - and yes this is amazing for precise stitching of the edge !
I have a brother. I think the binding foot will fit it. Does it help you a lot? I have nerve damage in my right hand that makes hand sewing very difficult.
Thank you so much for being a part of our community! We appreciate your support and are glad that you enjoy the content from Ian, Tiffany, Greenland, Donna, and others. Keep watching and let us know if there's anything specific you'd like to see on our channel!
Mona - that means a LOT! Thank you SO much for those kind words! I will say - when I saw this video was 30 minutes long, I was worried it would tank. In order to make it shorter - I would have had to leave things out...and I wasn't willing to do that.
Your backward L tip will stick in my head and hopefully keep me from having to pull out the seam ripper! I’m going to keep a look out for Ian’s full video on his method because that is one I’m going to have to try too!
I'm so glad you found the tip helpful! It's always great to have tricks up your sleeve to avoid using the seam ripper. Good luck with trying out Ian's method too!
Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm really happy to hear that you found the techniques and instructions helpful. Your support means the world to me!
I used to hate to bind. But now I enjoy it I do a running straight stitch and being I sew top on the machine,this method adds a little homemade look🎉 thank you Becca for this refresher
Oh my gosh the part where you screamed because you ran out of bobbin thread and then went to bed! I laughed for 5 minutes! So relatable! That was hilarious. The smallest things in sewing can make me so angry. You just have to walk away!! 🤣🤣
Thanks for the tip on the binding. The 1/8 inch so you can see the corners when sewing the binding together. Been quilting awhile and never knew that. Very helpful❤
Thank you for the very clear and detailed binding video. It was very helpful. I always struggle with getting a well fitted join, your video has helped me. I will be trying both styles of binding in the near future.
I physically can't hand stitch my bindings because of severe arthritis in my hands. I used to love hand stitching bindings because I knew when the binding was done, the quilt was done.
Erin, from Love Sew Modern, has used 'big stitch quilting' to finish up bindings and it adds a beautiful touch to a quilt! I may try that in the future! Sorry to hear about your arthritis - my grandmother suffered from severe arthritis and wasn't able to use her hands for much towards the end of her life. :(
Thank you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I have been trying to "get" how to do mitered corners with the binding, and have listened and watched many many videos but now with you, it just clicked!😊I love it thank you thank you!❤
Hey, Becca! Great tips-and explanations-as always! I’ve always hand stitched to the back with one exception-when I machine stitched to the front of a wedding quilt the morning of the wedding. I just ordered left- and right-compensation feet, thanks! This reminded me of a comment-I think it was Ian -who said that he received feedback re a quilt entry was that his bindings weren’t ’full enough’, because he hadn’t pulled the binding right. Don’t you just love how the quilting community has grown-largely due to the isolation resulting from the pandemic? I never would have thought that I could say, Becca, Ian, Tiffany, etc, and others would know exactly who I was referring to. Love it! Stay well, my friend! Muskoka ON 🇨🇦
I think I've used every one of these methods at one time or another. For me, it really depends on the size of the quilt or project. I think the compensating foot for my Juki would be really handy. Thanks for your tutorials!
THis tutorial that you did is so precise that I think my husband, who knows nothing about sewing on a binding, or that it is even a "thing"..could sew a binding on a quilt. EXCELLENT , A++ Your way of showing us how to do this is probably the best I have seen. THANK YOU Becca..
Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm thrilled to hear that the tutorial was helpful and that you found my way of explaining the process to be the best you've seen. It means a lot to me. Wishing you many successful quilt-binding adventures! Quilty hugs!!!
Excellent! I’m new to the quilt process and need all the help I can get. Your demonstration was excellent and you didn’t skip the steps in the process. I’m keeping this video in my “stash” for future reference and will be checking out your other tutorials as well. Thanks again.
I have been quilting for about a year. I am on my fourth quilt and this is the best binding video I have come across. I loved it Thank you for creating this. It was very clear and concise.
Found your channel and LOVE your teaching style. The fact you're obviously a Schitt's Creek fan just is icing on the cake for me. :-). Your tutorials are excellent!
After watching so many binding tutorials THIS was the icing on the cake! I hate binding my quilts because it never looks good enough for me so I pay to have them bound. Maybe I can save a little $$ now. Thanks for all the tips. 🎉
Any comments on using a walking foot to sew on binding. Since I am newly retired I love the opportunity to hand stitch down my binding ( no pressure, turn on a movie, and stitch away). I feel I’m more accurate in attaching my binding by hand stitching. Thanks for the informative and entertaining video.
Honestly - I've not used a walking foot for any of these methods. If you wanted to use the walking foot, you can use it to attach the binding to the front (still use a 3/8" seam allowance) - then turn it over to the back and finish by hand! By using the walking foot, the machine should take all the layers in consistently and make a little easier work of a thick stack of fabric & batting! Also, happy retirement!
Watched your video last night. Today I tried both methods. I had great success following your directions for joining the binding strips together once attached to the quilt. Finally I see the light. Thank you for preparing this video..
I love hand stitching my binding, but sometimes one is in a hurry. I’m definitely going to try it - and you’ve done a great job of teaching it! Thanks 😊
I really appreciate your feedback! It means a lot to me that you found my tutorial helpful. Let me know if you have any other requests or suggestions for future videos. I'm always looking for new ideas!
I LOVE this video! I've NEVER done any binding technique EXCEPT the first one I learned 50+ years ago, however, arthritis is preventing me from that method of machine stitching the binding on the front of my quilt, flipping it over and hand-stitching the binding on the back side, a time-consuming task with the best of hands! Again, thank you!
I did three quilts and sewing the binding and the one I am working on is all hand stitched. Wow it is a lot of work to do everything by hand. But Ian looking amazing
I like leaving a couple of inches of the backing fabric all around the quilt and folding it up where it just barely touches the quilt, then folding it over to the front, clipping and only having to sew one seam. Keeps from having to figure out how much binding I need too.
This video is perfectly timed for me as I am doing method 2 for the first time! I normally do method 1, but I did did give enough allowance at the points when I squared up my quilt. Excellent video!
Perfect! I know Ian's going to do a more in-depth video for technique #2 - but hopefully, while we wait, I gave enough tips & information for folks to get started!
I’m watching your binding tutorial. I’ve never seen your broadcast before and I love it. I have watched a number of binding videos before, but I’ve never seen one quite as accurate and precise as yours after watching you I believe I can do this. Thank you so much for sharing. I hope to remember your name and your podcast because I’m fairly new at TH-cam and I just kind of happened up on you and I don’t want to miss anything now. I love your podcast. I love the way you explain things. Thank you so much for your time and your program. Joyce.
Thank you for showing us both methods. I have a stack of quilts waiting for hand binding, but hate stitching them by hand. I’m going to try your method.
I'm so glad you found the video helpful! Good luck with trying out the new method on your stack of quilts. I hope it makes the process more enjoyable for you!
I've seen some very good binding videos and I appreciate all of them, but this video just set a new and very high bar!! It's excellent! I'm putting it at the top of my binding reference videos and it will now be my go-to. Thank you for such excellent, matter of fact, clear, and easy to listen to instruction including tips and options. PS Thank you, too, for allowing us to see your moment of frustration and ability to walk away when that happens! 😊 It makes newer sewing enthusiasts feel so good to see it happens to the best of the best and an example of the best way to handle it. 😊 Thanks again!
Thank you for helping me figure out that sometimes I was trying to attach the ends right handed and sometimes left. Guess what that didn't work. Now I know it sounds crazy but you helped me see it in perspective. Thanks so much! Love your videos!!
Can't wait to try this information all out. Binding can be so frustrating, this looks to me to take alot of the frustration out of the binding process. Very concise instructions, Thank You so much.
All good if I choose to machine bind. I knew about the compensating foot, but not the stitch in the ditch. I do like, the the calm of a needle and thread... I know, I'm weird like that😮. Great tutorial, hugs,Chel 🌸
I save all scrap binding pieces left over and when I make a scrap quilt, I gather up scrap binding pieces that will go with the quilt. I sew all those scrap binding pieces together until I have enough. Scrap quilt with scrap binding. It's great.
I use both methods of binding. I apply it to the front most of the time but if I'm wanting to use a decorative stitch on the front then I apply it to the back first. Also, I saw someone use a big binder clip to keep a bunch of that fabric together and out of the way while joining the ends of the binding. Made life a lot easier on me.
That's a great tip! Using both methods of binding gives you more flexibility in your projects. And using a binder clip to keep the fabric together is a genius idea. Thanks for sharing!
I very much enjoyed you and this teaching on binding. Clear instructions and demonstrations were most helpful, almost felt like I was right there getting a lesson. Watching this has boost my confidence. Thank you! 🙂
Becca, I use the method #1 on my quilts but when I sew the binding on the face of the quilt I use the “stitch in the ditch” foot, as you showed on your second method. That foot helps a lot to keep the same distance from the margin of the binding all around the quilt and you can adjust the width by moving the needle only.
I loved how the pace was not to fast or to slow and the various options you gave for binding. I will be checking out your other videos! Thank you Becca!
Thanks so much for those clear explanations. I usually use the first method. I've tried the second with mixed results, but always wanted to learn to do it right.
I love, love, love this video. Even though I'm a seasoned quilter I always learn something by watching experts like you. I do have a little tip that I've been using for a while and that is to sew the binding on the back of the quilt and bring to the front, I use invisible thread in the bobbin only and you might see an indentation when looking on the right side, but it's not that noticeable and looks great. I also use that same thread in the bobbin when sewing on my label to the back of the quilt after it's all done and you get the same effect, barely noticeable and looks great. Thank you for this great video.
great video and I am so glad that I got the left compensating foot as this has been a game changer for me in perfect straight stiches every time on my binding.
I have actively sought out and watched innumerable TH-cam videos about binding and this is the best one I have seen.
The pacing is spot on, the view is never obscured, and accompanying dialog clear and to the point.
Babylock makes a foot called a binding foot for those with machines that take a low shaft foot - and yes this is amazing for precise stitching of the edge !
Thank you SO much! I'll have to check into the binding foot for the Babylock - I have an Aria that my Mom uses!
Thanks so much Becky
I have a brother. I think the binding foot will fit it. Does it help you a lot? I have nerve damage in my right hand that makes hand sewing very difficult.
@@annsipe821 Ditto Ditto Ditto to this video!!
Please Please Please do more of your teaching videos. I have learned a lot. Great teacher. Thank you 😘
More to come! Is there something you'd like to see me teach? I'd be happy to add it to my video idea list!
P.S. Yes, I follow Ian, Tiffany, Greenland, Donna, etc. I enjoy your community. THANK YOU❤
Thank you so much for being a part of our community! We appreciate your support and are glad that you enjoy the content from Ian, Tiffany, Greenland, Donna, and others. Keep watching and let us know if there's anything specific you'd like to see on our channel!
I just LOVE that you step away when you get frustrated! Plus your options really help me understand the process. Thanks
You are so welcome!
I must say this is best Binding video I’ve seen. It was very well explained. Thank you
Mona - that means a LOT! Thank you SO much for those kind words! I will say - when I saw this video was 30 minutes long, I was worried it would tank. In order to make it shorter - I would have had to leave things out...and I wasn't willing to do that.
Oh my, Your comment about running out of thread and going to bed, is so true! Thank you for the game changer for me.
Excellent tutorial. All instructions were very clear and you demonstrated. Thank you!!!!!!!!!
You are very welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful!
Your backward L tip will stick in my head and hopefully keep me from having to pull out the seam ripper! I’m going to keep a look out for Ian’s full video on his method because that is one I’m going to have to try too!
I'm so glad you found the tip helpful! It's always great to have tricks up your sleeve to avoid using the seam ripper. Good luck with trying out Ian's method too!
Great video this evening, Becca. Your techniques and instructions for binding were very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing! ❤😊
Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm really happy to hear that you found the techniques and instructions helpful. Your support means the world to me!
I loved your video and now I can do my binding much better thanks to you. 💕💕💕💕
Thank you. Thank you for simplifying how to join the two ends. Great video. 🎉❤🎉
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this tutorial on quilt binding, it was extremely helpful and you made it so easy to follow. A big thumbs up
You are so welcome!
I love your tutorials, you’re a fabulous teacher, one of the best I watched. Thank you Becca for sharing your knowledge ❤
Thank you so much!
I used to hate to bind. But now I enjoy it I do a running straight stitch and being I sew top on the machine,this method adds a little homemade look🎉 thank you Becca for this refresher
OMG! I could kiss you right now!! Thank you for this video. Such clear instructions for the binding !
Oh my gosh the part where you screamed because you ran out of bobbin thread and then went to bed! I laughed for 5 minutes! So relatable! That was hilarious. The smallest things in sewing can make me so angry. You just have to walk away!! 🤣🤣
Thanks for the tip on the binding. The 1/8 inch so you can see the corners when sewing the binding together. Been quilting awhile and never knew that. Very helpful❤
Thank you for the very clear and detailed binding video. It was very helpful. I always struggle with getting a well fitted join, your video has helped me. I will be trying both styles of binding in the near future.
I'm so glad to hear that the video was helpful for you! Best of luck with your future binding projects!
I physically can't hand stitch my bindings because of severe arthritis in my hands. I used to love hand stitching bindings because I knew when the binding was done, the quilt was done.
Erin, from Love Sew Modern, has used 'big stitch quilting' to finish up bindings and it adds a beautiful touch to a quilt! I may try that in the future! Sorry to hear about your arthritis - my grandmother suffered from severe arthritis and wasn't able to use her hands for much towards the end of her life. :(
I have that issue too. Guess I should be happy I can still use the sewing machine haha
I like using my fancy stitches to add the binding. Can't handle small pieces anymore, but still making quilts.
I used to love hand binding, but have the same problem. Getting ready to try to hand bind a very special quilt though. It might take me awhile😂
Thank you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I have been trying to "get" how to do mitered corners with the binding, and have listened and watched many many videos but now with you, it just clicked!😊I love it thank you thank you!❤
You are so welcome!
Very comprehensive Becca. Thank you!
It was a LONG video and it took a while to make - but I sincerely enjoyed the process. I've got more teaching videos coming soon!!
I’m so excited for this video! Binding is not my favorite so I love getting new tips! ❤
This was a fantastic tutorial! One of the best examples I’ve seen.❤
Wow, thank you!
Thank the Lord for you, i have watched so many videos and was so confused you made it so easy and confident,thanks😚
I am SO glad you found it helpful! Machine binding is a game-changer!
Thanku so much for your tutorial. This is the best tutorial on binding ever! I love the close up of everything you do. Luv your personality too.😊
I love your shirt Becca. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
I use your first method all the time. It works great.
Well, I'm glad it's not just me who thinks the first method is great! It's like we're in a secret club of awesome method users. 😄
Hey, Becca! Great tips-and explanations-as always!
I’ve always hand stitched to the back with one exception-when I machine stitched to the front of a wedding quilt the morning of the wedding.
I just ordered left- and right-compensation feet, thanks!
This reminded me of a comment-I think it was Ian -who said that he received feedback re a quilt entry was that his bindings weren’t ’full enough’, because he hadn’t pulled the binding right.
Don’t you just love how the quilting community has grown-largely due to the isolation resulting from the pandemic? I never would have thought that I could say, Becca, Ian, Tiffany, etc, and others would know exactly who I was referring to. Love it!
Stay well, my friend!
Muskoka ON 🇨🇦
I love how much the quilting community has grown! And I love all of the friends I have made!
Great video Becca!!! Thanks! ❤
Thank you!!
This is the best binding you tube I've seen,
Thank you
Beautiful quilts, great binding tutorial
I really appreciate your kind words about the quilts and the binding tutorial. It means a lot to me!
Thank you so much!!Perfect timing for this,as I’m a new quilter and am just to this point on my project.
Wonderful! I hope this video helps you!!
Best tutorial. For binding from back to front!! TY, Becca!!!
You’re welcome!!
Thank you so much for this easy to understand tutorial on binding. It was exactly what I needed in order to finish my first quilt.
i loved that you ran out of bobbin thread and had that reaction, cuz it just shows us that you too have the same issue and response as us. lol
Very pretty quilts Becca!😊
Thank you! 😊
I think I've used every one of these methods at one time or another. For me, it really depends on the size of the quilt or project. I think the compensating foot for my Juki would be really handy. Thanks for your tutorials!
Thanks so much for this tutorial…you are very good at the details and explaining what to do!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful 🥰
THis tutorial that you did is so precise that I think my husband, who knows nothing about sewing on a binding, or that it is even a "thing"..could sew a binding on a quilt. EXCELLENT , A++ Your way of showing us how to do this is probably the best I have seen. THANK YOU Becca..
Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm thrilled to hear that the tutorial was helpful and that you found my way of explaining the process to be the best you've seen. It means a lot to me. Wishing you many successful quilt-binding adventures! Quilty hugs!!!
Wow! The BEST video I have ever seen. You’re great with showing your technique and explaining different options! Please make more videos😊
Excellent! I’m new to the quilt process and need all the help I can get. Your demonstration was excellent and you didn’t skip the steps in the process. I’m keeping this video in my “stash” for future reference and will be checking out your other tutorials as well. Thanks again.
I loved the freak out with the bobbin and the week off. Made me feel justified in my quilting behavior ❤.
I like to keep it real! LOL
@SewBecca I have finished two more quilts since I started watching your videos.... binding is terrible but finished is better then perfect
This is the best binding video I have ever seen. Thanks for the time you put into making it.
Thank you SEW much!!
I use the 2nd method most of the time. Fast and easy
Love the tip about using a scrap of your binding to measure!
I have been quilting for about a year. I am on my fourth quilt and this is the best binding video I have come across. I loved it Thank you for creating this. It was very clear and concise.
Thank you Becca! What would we do without you?!?
Found your channel and LOVE your teaching style. The fact you're obviously a Schitt's Creek fan just is icing on the cake for me. :-). Your tutorials are excellent!
Thank you!!
After watching so many binding tutorials THIS was the icing on the cake! I hate binding my quilts because it never looks good enough for me so I pay to have them bound. Maybe I can save a little $$ now. Thanks for all the tips. 🎉
Great tutorial!!
Thank you!
Any comments on using a walking foot to sew on binding. Since I am newly retired I love the opportunity to hand stitch down my binding ( no pressure, turn on a movie, and stitch away). I feel I’m more accurate in attaching my binding by hand stitching. Thanks for the informative and entertaining video.
Honestly - I've not used a walking foot for any of these methods. If you wanted to use the walking foot, you can use it to attach the binding to the front (still use a 3/8" seam allowance) - then turn it over to the back and finish by hand! By using the walking foot, the machine should take all the layers in consistently and make a little easier work of a thick stack of fabric & batting! Also, happy retirement!
Watched your video last night. Today I tried both methods. I had great success following your directions for joining the binding strips together once attached to the quilt. Finally I see the light. Thank you for preparing this video..
I love hand stitching my binding, but sometimes one is in a hurry. I’m definitely going to try it - and you’ve done a great job of teaching it! Thanks 😊
I really appreciate your feedback! It means a lot to me that you found my tutorial helpful. Let me know if you have any other requests or suggestions for future videos. I'm always looking for new ideas!
I LOVE this video! I've NEVER done any binding technique EXCEPT the first one I learned 50+ years ago, however, arthritis is preventing me from that method of machine stitching the binding on the front of my quilt, flipping it over and hand-stitching the binding on the back side, a time-consuming task with the best of hands! Again, thank you!
I did three quilts and sewing the binding and the one I am working on is all hand stitched. Wow it is a lot of work to do everything by hand. But Ian looking amazing
I like leaving a couple of inches of the backing fabric all around the quilt and folding it up where it just barely touches the quilt, then folding it over to the front, clipping and only having to sew one seam. Keeps from having to figure out how much binding I need too.
I use this method for mug rugs all the time. Works great.
Yes although some people think using a separate binding makes it last longer and the fabric gets less worn. But yes I’ve see this done as well.
This video is perfectly timed for me as I am doing method 2 for the first time! I normally do method 1, but I did did give enough allowance at the points when I squared up my quilt. Excellent video!
Perfect! I know Ian's going to do a more in-depth video for technique #2 - but hopefully, while we wait, I gave enough tips & information for folks to get started!
Great tutorial, thank you! Always love to see a new tutorial from you.
More to come!
I thought it was a live for the notification, but I'm enjoying the tutorial
Both jackets are adorable
I’m watching your binding tutorial. I’ve never seen your broadcast before and I love it. I have watched a number of binding videos before, but I’ve never seen one quite as accurate and precise as yours after watching you I believe I can do this. Thank you so much for sharing. I hope to remember your name and your podcast because I’m fairly new at TH-cam and I just kind of happened up on you and I don’t want to miss anything now. I love your podcast. I love the way you explain things. Thank you so much for your time and your program. Joyce.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Joyce! I'm thrilled to hear that my binding tutorial was helpful to you.
Both of the quilts are stunning.
Thanks a bunch! It means a lot to me.
Thank you for showing us both methods. I have a stack of quilts waiting for hand binding, but hate stitching them by hand. I’m going to try your method.
I'm so glad you found the video helpful! Good luck with trying out the new method on your stack of quilts. I hope it makes the process more enjoyable for you!
I've seen some very good binding videos and I appreciate all of them, but this video just set a new and very high bar!! It's excellent! I'm putting it at the top of my binding reference videos and it will now be my go-to. Thank you for such excellent, matter of fact, clear, and easy to listen to instruction including tips and options. PS Thank you, too, for allowing us to see your moment of frustration and ability to walk away when that happens! 😊 It makes newer sewing enthusiasts feel so good to see it happens to the best of the best and an example of the best way to handle it. 😊 Thanks again!
Love this video on Bindng, I wish I had watched this yesterday! Will use this in all my future quilting projects! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
What a brilliant tutorial I now see where I went wrong on the corners . Thanks so much xxxx Donna from Norfolk England xxx
Thank you for helping me figure out that sometimes I was trying to attach the ends right handed and sometimes left. Guess what that didn't work. Now I know it sounds crazy but you helped me see it in perspective. Thanks so much! Love your videos!!
Haha, sometimes it's the little things that trip us up, right? But I'm glad I could help you see it in a new way. Happy binding!
Can't wait to try this information all out. Binding can be so frustrating, this looks to me to take alot of the frustration out of the binding process. Very concise instructions, Thank You so much.
Thank you. You are a great teacher. Easy to listen to and you speak in a very understandable way with great demos.
All good if I choose to machine bind. I knew about the compensating foot, but not the stitch in the ditch. I do like, the the calm of a needle and thread... I know, I'm weird like that😮. Great tutorial, hugs,Chel 🌸
Mary LOVES to hand bind - I prefer to just have the quilt done! LOL
Excellent instruction. Well paced, great camera work, and Becca answers all of my "why" questions making it all quite logical.
I've watched numerous binding videos over the years and this one is very well done. Everything is clearly visible through great filming.
Glad it was helpful!
I love watching you, you make it fun
Aw, shucks! I'm just here to entertain and have some fun. Glad you're enjoying it!
I save all scrap binding pieces left over and when I make a scrap quilt, I gather up scrap binding pieces that will go with the quilt. I sew all those scrap binding pieces together until I have enough. Scrap quilt with scrap binding. It's great.
Great idea!
I've been thinking about doing that to a quilt!!
I use both methods of binding. I apply it to the front most of the time but if I'm wanting to use a decorative stitch on the front then I apply it to the back first. Also, I saw someone use a big binder clip to keep a bunch of that fabric together and out of the way while joining the ends of the binding. Made life a lot easier on me.
That's a great tip! Using both methods of binding gives you more flexibility in your projects. And using a binder clip to keep the fabric together is a genius idea. Thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial Becca Thank you👍👏🥰🌸🇦🇺
Thanks so much 😊
I very much enjoyed you and this teaching on binding. Clear instructions and demonstrations were most helpful, almost felt like I was right there getting a lesson. Watching this has boost my confidence. Thank you! 🙂
Great tutorial! I learned a lot, thank you! Lol that feeling when we're happily sewing along and bobbin's empty!
Thank you so much for your video. I am going to try your techniques.
Such a great video, thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good night 😊
Good night
Becca,
I use the method #1 on my quilts but when I sew the binding on the face of the quilt I use the “stitch in the ditch” foot, as you showed on your second method. That foot helps a lot to keep the same distance from the margin of the binding all around the quilt and you can adjust the width by moving the needle only.
That's a great idea!
This video is very helpful to me. Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Hand binding a quilt is the best part of making and finishing a quilt. I love it.
Am a newbie to quilting and with a lot yet to learn, found your video just to get some binding basics. Love the pace and clear explanations.
I loved how the pace was not to fast or to slow and the various options you gave for binding. I will be checking out your other videos! Thank you Becca!
Thanks so much for this video. I wanted to up my binding game, and this has given me several ideas to try. You are a very clear teacher. :)
Glad I could help!
your videos are really absolutely the best. For the first time I feel that I can master binding
Best binding video! You are very gifted. Enjoyed your humor!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Thank you very much, I love the tutorial it was great. ❤
BEST binding video I’ve seen. Great explanation and close up shots amazing!! Thank you!
Thanks so much for those clear explanations. I usually use the first method. I've tried the second with mixed results, but always wanted to learn to do it right.
Glad it was helpful!
I love, love, love this video. Even though I'm a seasoned quilter I always learn something by watching experts like you. I do have a little tip that I've been using for a while and that is to sew the binding on the back of the quilt and bring to the front, I use invisible thread in the bobbin only and you might see an indentation when looking on the right side, but it's not that noticeable and looks great. I also use that same thread in the bobbin when sewing on my label to the back of the quilt after it's all done and you get the same effect, barely noticeable and looks great. Thank you for this great video.
Oooh, invisible thread I. The binding would be NEXT LEVEL!
Love this video! Thank you! I feel much more confident about binding now.
great video and I am so glad that I got the left compensating foot as this has been a game changer for me in perfect straight stiches every time on my binding.
Best video on binding ....EVER!! Thank you.❤
Wow, thank you!
Excellent tutorial! I use the first technique on my quilts also.
I bet most people do! I've seen LOTS of tutorials on TH-cam for the first technique!
Great tips! I just got both of the feet you mentioned and I’m excited to try them out.
Wonderful! I hope you find them useful!!!