Wow! I'm a novice quilter, just quilting whenever the mood strikes. I've only made a couple of quilts with lots of time in between projects, so I thought I'd look on-line to refresh my memory about binding a quilt - and I found your video. Your instructions are so clear and informative, I learned a lot, and now I feel more confident about finishing a Christmas Tree Skirt I'm making for my Son and Daughter-in-Law for Christmas. Thank you so much for your skilled, insightful information and instructions! You're a fantastic teacher.
Iam really enjoying your teaching …. Learning things that are encouraging for me… I first learned how to quilt 10 years or so ago and perfection was always taught. It had me worrying and not enjoying. About 5 years ago a little quilt store opened close by and the ladies there brought the fun into quilting for me. Unfortunately life situations brought a closing to the shop. I’ve been watching My Sewing room and now you and have learned a lot so I can sew and have fun doing it ! ! Look forward to catching up on your videos and thank you for easy and encouraging learning!
Awesome Video, love the additional steps of the end pocket being done first rather than doing all the math and cutting at the end. Also love the sewing off the corner at a diagonal! This really helps and so glad I watched before tackling yet another project. Feel empowered truly! Also LOVE the corner triangles for hanging before finishing and then throwing in the towel with crazy stuff on the back! Thanks Loretta!
Thank You for this perfect tutorial on binding. I so learned by watching this video. I learned the mistakes I was making as I mentioned in a previous comment. By rewatching this video I now can make Nice binding. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow I so much appreciate that Thank you again. 😁❤️
Loretta, like you, I used to finish my bindings by hand and they did look beautiful. But my eyesight is not what it used to be, and I learned a lot from this well presented video. So thank you, I'm sure I can find something in my sewing room that needs a binding!
I just discovered you, and I absolutely love your videos, excellent teaching! and the Bernina just makes things better. Thank you and have a Merry Merry Christmas!
This is the best Camera on POINT video I have seen. I love it!
So glad it helped!
Your little tie bits of knowledge are soooo helpful. Thank you so much!!!
Glad we helped!
Just watched this video again (don't ask me how many times this makes) and it always answers my question. Thank You Loretta
Glad it helped Laura!
Excellent tutorial. I cannot wait to try this. Thank u so much. Cannot wait to learn more.
You're welcome!
Thanks. Can't wait to try making the pocket.
You're welcome Florence!
This is the BEST one
Aww thank you!
I just found your videos. I have watched dozens of machine binding videos. This is the BEST one on YT. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Thanks for great tips
You're welcome!
Wow! I'm a novice quilter, just quilting whenever the mood strikes. I've only made a couple of quilts with lots of time in between projects, so I thought I'd look on-line to refresh my memory about binding a quilt - and I found your video. Your instructions are so clear and informative, I learned a lot, and now I feel more confident about finishing a Christmas Tree Skirt I'm making for my Son and Daughter-in-Law for Christmas. Thank you so much for your skilled, insightful information and instructions! You're a fantastic teacher.
Thank you so much Nancy, glad we could help!
Iam really enjoying your teaching …. Learning things that are encouraging for me… I first learned how to quilt 10 years or so ago and perfection was always taught. It had me worrying and not enjoying. About 5 years ago a little quilt store opened close by and the ladies there brought the fun into quilting for me. Unfortunately life situations brought a closing to the shop. I’ve been watching My Sewing room and now you and have learned a lot so I can sew and have fun doing it ! ! Look forward to catching up on your videos and thank you for easy and encouraging learning!
Glad you're finally having fun with your quilting Anita!
Great video, going to try this technique!
Go for it!
Awesome Video, love the additional steps of the end pocket being done first rather than doing all the math and cutting at the end. Also love the sewing off the corner at a diagonal! This really helps and so glad I watched before tackling yet another project. Feel empowered truly! Also LOVE the corner triangles for hanging before finishing and then throwing in the towel with crazy stuff on the back! Thanks Loretta!
Great, glad it helped!
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Thank You for this perfect tutorial on binding. I so learned by watching this video. I learned the mistakes I was making as I mentioned in a previous comment. By rewatching this video I now can make Nice binding. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow I so much appreciate that Thank you again. 😁❤️
Happy Sewing Marion!
Thank you! I was always afraid to do it completely by machine…this looks so much easier! I can do this!
Absolutely Mary!
Loretta, like you, I used to finish my bindings by hand and they did look beautiful. But my eyesight is not what it used to be, and I learned a lot from this well presented video. So thank you, I'm sure I can find something in my sewing room that needs a binding!
You're welcome Diane!
Thank you so much, Loretta, for this video which showed me a lot of new ideas. I will definitely try them.
You're welcome Ginny!
Thanks for a great video! Looks so much easier than what I have been doing!
Glad it helped Astrid!
Wow what an easy way to do the binding
Thank you Mary!
Great video! Thanks so much Loretta!
Thank you Rita!
I just discovered you, and I absolutely love your videos, excellent teaching! and the Bernina just makes things better. Thank you and have a Merry Merry Christmas!
Thank you, glad you're enjoying our videos!
Thanks so much for your tutorial. Maybe I missed how wide you cut your binding? 2 1/2 inches?
2-1/4"
I'm not a "newbie quilter" but corners still scare me! 😂
What is purpose of walking foot?
The walking foot is when you are sewing through multiple layers of fabric so that your fabric doesn't shift and pucker.