having trouble finishing boarder of my quilt , Nancy is fantastic teacher , now I can finish my wall quilt ..thank you so much....I am a slow learner, and now I can`t wait to finish it .
I never fail to learn something new on each of your tutorials. Thank you so much. After 4 years of quilting, I now have a way to make the corners crisp and no more panicking that I may be cutting the tail end of the binding wrong when I go to join the ends. No fear I may ruin the quilt!!! LOVE your tutorials!! Thanks Nancy!!!!
Well, you've gone and done it again, Nancy! I now have a "full" and overlapped to perfection binding!! I've learned so MUCH from you this weekend and I so appreciate your help, Any chance I can book you for a few sessions here in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Not far from Grand Rapids. LOLOL This video has offered me at least FIVE tips I didn't know about but will continue to use in the future. You are an exceptional teacher! I've sewn all my life but now I get to "play" and sew my quilts PROPERLY. Thank you so very much, Nancy. I'll continue to watch for you on ONPoint-TV. I'm just having too much fun!!
Love the binding tip about full bindings...I just completed my first quilt and I did not have full binding either. I will do it this way from now on. Thank you so much you are a fabulous teacher
Thank you for this turtorial. I have never seen anyone overlap the binding like that. They always have you cut and sew them together. What a great way you do it. I will try that on my next quilt. I have missed the first two seasons of your tutorials. I need to go back and marathon watch the rest and see if I get some more helpful tips. Thank you so much Nancy, love the way you do things.
I make about 30 charity quilts a year. I would have a pile waiting for binding as my least favorite part. So I buy 2or 3 yards of a variety of cottons and lengthwise strip them for binding and iron them and stitch ends together and keep a grocery bag around each type to keep them tidy. I also look through my stash for good choices for binding. Now I bind and label simply and give them away in regular doses. Thanks for all you are sharing. I sure wish I had this back in 70s...
I finally took the time to watch this, Nancy, as I am getting ready to finish another small quilt and the tutorial was so helpful, all your great tips and reminders will help me finish up well! Thank you.
Another great informative video. Having only recently found you I'm blitzing all of your tutorials. Love them all, so far. Thank you so much for all the great tips and tuition.
Thank you for all the great tutorials! It would be great to see a tute on sewing the binding down by machine. Hand sewing is not always possible for some people.
having trouble finishing boarder of my quilt , Nancy is fantastic teacher , now I can finish my wall quilt ..thank you so much....I am a slow learner, and now I can`t wait to finish it .
Wonderful!
Hi from Chesaning Michigan. I sure have enjoyed your videos and will continue to watch them thank you for your hard work
I never fail to learn something new on each of your tutorials. Thank you so much. After 4 years of quilting, I now have a way to make the corners crisp and no more panicking that I may be cutting the tail end of the binding wrong when I go to join the ends. No fear I may ruin the quilt!!!
LOVE your tutorials!! Thanks Nancy!!!!
Well, you've gone and done it again, Nancy! I now have a "full" and overlapped to perfection binding!! I've learned so MUCH from you this weekend and I so appreciate your help, Any chance I can book you for a few sessions here in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Not far from Grand Rapids. LOLOL This video has offered me at least FIVE tips I didn't know about but will continue to use in the future. You are an exceptional teacher! I've sewn all my life but now I get to "play" and sew my quilts PROPERLY. Thank you so very much, Nancy. I'll continue to watch for you on ONPoint-TV. I'm just having too much fun!!
Thanks Cheryl!! I love that you love to watch!!
I also love to come to Winnipeg - share my info with your shops and Guilds - you just never know :)
Love the binding tip about full bindings...I just completed my first quilt and I did not have full binding either. I will do it this way from now on. Thank you so much you are a fabulous teacher
Thank you for this turtorial. I have never seen anyone overlap the binding like that. They always have you cut and sew them together. What a great way you do it. I will try that on my next quilt. I have missed the first two seasons of your tutorials. I need to go back and marathon watch the rest and see if I get some more helpful tips. Thank you so much Nancy, love the way you do things.
Thanks Dorene! Glad you found it informative.
I make about 30 charity quilts a year. I would have a pile waiting for binding as my least favorite part. So I buy 2or 3 yards of a variety of cottons and lengthwise strip them for binding and iron them and stitch ends together and keep a grocery bag around each type to keep them tidy. I also look through my stash for good choices for binding. Now I bind and label simply and give them away in regular doses. Thanks for all you are sharing. I sure wish I had this back in 70s...
I finally took the time to watch this, Nancy, as I am getting ready to finish another small quilt and the tutorial was so helpful, all your great tips and reminders will help me finish up well! Thank you.
I love the hand stitching part too. It is so calming to me and a time where I can relish in a successful quilt 😊
Another great informative video. Having only recently found you I'm blitzing all of your tutorials. Love them all, so far. Thank you so much for all the great tips and tuition.
👍❤️😊 these tips were very helpful, so glad that I have found your videos ✅
I find ironing a piece of freezer paper on the back of the fabric. It keeps the fabric stabilized tor any writing.
Beautiful quilt 🤩
Thank you for all the great tutorials! It would be great to see a tute on sewing the binding down by machine. Hand sewing is not always possible for some people.
Hi Sandra - keep watching - i plan to do that on a Facebook live on 7/22 - and then we post it to our channel :)
Thank you so much. You have learned me a few new ways of doing the quilting that makes it a lot easier for me.
Thanks😀
Thanks. Do you have a tutorial for the wrist pin cushion you are wearing?
Hi - the pin cushion pattern and kit are now available - please write me at nancy@onpoint-tv.com