Learn how to sew curved binding with this helpful guide!

Binding Tutorial Posts Perfect Binding Basics Post #1 Binding Flange Basics Post #2 - Bias Binding How to bind curves Basics Post #3 - Scrappy Bias Binding How to bind 120° angles Single Fold Binding (for mini quilts & small projects) What do you want to know about binding? 1. The first step is to create something with curves. For this tutorial I wanted to show you inner & outer curves so I cut this shape from pre-quilted fabric. It is about 38" long and 10" wide. I drew the curves by using…

The best thing about rounded corners is you don’t have to create mitered corners on your binding. The bad part is you MUST use bias binding. This tutorial shows you not only how to round th…

See how to sew quilt binding: first, how to bind a quilt, and how to sew mitered corners. Make your quilt binding corners look beautiful - the easy way!

This post is continuing on how to bind edges with one step bias binding. If you missed the previous post, you can find it here. Binding Curves In the apron pattern these tutorials were made for, t…

Bias tape made using the UNIQUE Bias Maker let's you choose your fabric, see how to draw with bias binding strips on your quilt. HeatnBond Lite Iron-on adhesive. Free Pattern.

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Heather Whitworth on Instagram: "One of my cute followers asked if I could do a video on quilt binding corners. Well, @athomewithamyy here are your corners as promised 😍. 🧵 When I first started quilting about 15 years ago, my quilt corners looked pretty terrible to be honest. But I kept at it and practiced a lot, and now corners are second nature to me. One of the best things I did to get my corner practice in was I made about 8 small quilted wall hangings to go in my daughter’s nursery…

Curves are a fabulous finish to add interest to a quilt, and it is also a useful way to finish off stitched items like oven gloves. However, straight strips of binding will not play nicely when you want them to go around your curves. So this is where we take advantage of of the bias stretch of fabric. Home made bias binding Straight cut binding is very rigid and not suitable for binding curves, so we need to cut fabric on the bias (or on the diagonal). Fold the top right corner down to meet…