Binding the Angel part 1 Please Comment and Vote

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In this three part video set Sharon teaches you how to bind your quilts like a professional.

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[dianeimesser]

A very good video, and very easy to understand.

[fayechlee]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[betsy1947]

Sharon, what kind of tip do you have on your Elmer's ? It looks like a tip for cake decorating. Thanks!

[betsy1947]

WOW! I'm so glad I found this tutorial. I have never used glue on any sewing project - ever. Never used spray starch either. I usually consider binding my quilts a tedious job, but I can't wait to try Sharon's method on my next one!

[trudysewist]

Although I think this is a very good way to make the binding, I think that Sharon should have told us that the binding should be placed right side down. She was using a solid so it may not have mattered but if you are using a fabric with right and wrong sides it makes a difference....Ask me how I discovered that.

[sewchickie]

I love this whole 3 segment series on binding quilts. I am a new quilter and this process had made binding a blast. I can hardly wait for my quilt to be finished so I can bind it! Thank you!

[skorkyrn]

Thank you so very much Sharon for taking the time to show and explain how to bind a quilt in the correct manner to showcase the quilt we all took time to make and now want to finish in a "professional" manner. Taking the time to do it CORRECTLY THE FIRST TIME will pay off in the end!

[sparkysmom]

Wow, I just finished making my first binding using this method. I've always had trouble getting those perfect corners when stitching the strips together and this really helps a lot. I feel a bit covered in glue and starch right now but I know that practice will cure that. I can hardly wait to start putting the binding on the quilt. Thank you, Sharon!!

[PammyGrammy]

I first used this binding method a year ago and it came out perfectly! No pins to poke or snag on hand sewing thread and it stays totally under control. The first quilt I used this on was in the AQS Knoxville show and it won best of show in my county fair where the perfect binding was commented on! Thank you, Sharon.

[SpotMurphy]

I'm still very much a beginner. I never understood why some bindings looked so crisp and lumpless. I guess gluie, starch and a hot iron are the answers. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful technique. Pat