This is a technique Jenny Bowker taught in the workshop I did with her in July. It's the first chance I've had to try it out. So far I'm liking it because it is easier than traditional binding; there's no tricky joins or mitred corners.
Friday, September 6, 2013
No Binding
Changed my mind about binding this quilt, and I'm using a facing instead:
It's not at all obvious what's going on in this photo, but those added pieces will be turned to the back and stitched down.
This is a technique Jenny Bowker taught in the workshop I did with her in July. It's the first chance I've had to try it out. So far I'm liking it because it is easier than traditional binding; there's no tricky joins or mitred corners.
This is a technique Jenny Bowker taught in the workshop I did with her in July. It's the first chance I've had to try it out. So far I'm liking it because it is easier than traditional binding; there's no tricky joins or mitred corners.
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I look forward to seeing it all when you've finished. The glimpses we've seen of the fabric in the quilt top certainly show what a beautiful fabric you used!
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