Quilt Binding

Learn to make quilt binding in six simples steps by Simple Simon and Company.

Once you have completed the assembly part of your quilt you will now want to know how to bind a quilt to completely finish it. Binding adds the finishing touch to your quilt. This is especially so if you have completed a quilt as you go project. In this case, its essential to bind your quilt to cover the raw edges and give your quilt some stability on those edges. The binding also adds a decorative finish to your quilt. Neither of us are keen on hand sewing so we bind our quilts using a…

The Beginners Guide To Machine Binding A Quilt is a complete step-by-step tutorial that teaches quilting beginners How To Machine Bind A Quilt.

Last week, I shared an easy beginners quilt topper with you! So easy, in fact, you can finish it in an afternoon if you want to! This week, I'll show you an easy way to finish off any blanket or quilt with a binding tutorial. When I was planning my quilts, I searched and searched for

While some quilts, those that are round or have wavy or curved edges, require bias binding- most quilts need straight grain binding. ZJ Humbach shows you how to make straight grain binding and then teaches some of the basics of quilting binding including showing how to calculate how much binding you will need for your quilt.

While most quilt patterns will provide you with fabric requirements to complete the quilt top and may even give you the amount of fabric needed for the backing fabric- not all patterns include the length of binding needed. ZJ Humbach explains how to quickly and easily calculate quilt binding, taking into account the extra needed to miter the corners and join the binding ends.

How many times have you had a friend or your long arm quilter make you a binding for your quilt? Being a long arm quilter myself, I have had the honor of doing this task more times than I’d like to admit. For some reason this last step in your quilt leaves many quilters in a cold sweat. Luckily Dana Jones helps clear the air in this helpful video on making quilt binding.

While most quilt patterns will provide you with fabric requirements to complete the quilt top and may even give you the amount of fabric needed for the backing fabric- not all patterns include the length of binding needed. ZJ Humbach explains how to quickly and easily calculate quilt binding, taking into account the extra needed to miter the corners and join the binding ends.

When attaching a binding to your quilt, whether big or small, joining the binding ends can be tricky. In this video, Toby Lischko demonstrates four different ways to join quilt binding ends when binding you quilt, starting with one of the easier methods and progressing to ones that are harder.

Finishing a quilt with binding isn’t a difficult thing to learn. Diane Harris provides helpful tips and techniques for binding a finished quilt. Go through each step with Diane to ensure successful binding on your quilt. Find out how fun and easy these binding techniques can be!

Finishing a quilt with binding isn’t a difficult thing to learn. Diane Harris provides helpful tips and techniques for binding a finished quilt. Go through each step with Diane to ensure successful binding on your quilt. Find out how fun and easy these binding techniques can be!

Finishing a quilt with binding isn’t a difficult thing to learn. Diane Harris provides helpful tips and techniques for binding a finished quilt. Go through each step with Diane to ensure successful binding on your quilt. Find out how fun and easy these binding techniques can be!

Finishing a quilt with binding isn’t a difficult thing to learn. Diane Harris provides helpful tips and techniques for binding a finished quilt. Go through each step with Diane to ensure successful binding on your quilt. Find out how fun and easy these binding techniques can be!

Angie Hodapp helps you save time and money at the quilt store for the next time you are buying fabric for a bias binding. After figuring out the math, get into cutting and measuring to bind on the bias. Learn techniques about how to hide the seam and why you should always use a bias cut for plaid bindings.

Need a new way to finish your latest quilt? Diane Harris demonstrates her methods – and provides some helpful hints – for adding a curved edge to quilts while finishing them with a bias binding. See how Diane avoids handstitching by binding with a machine. Follow each step and add a curved edge to your next quilt!