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Senior Member
Block Queen
New To Me
Of course I am one of those new to quilting that has watched many videos on binding and how to join the 2 ends, I just came across this way, Has anyone done it this way?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWh90tXr7g4
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Senior Member
Missouri Star
Re: New To Me
This is how I connect my ends and it works great.
Sonic is learning to sew and quilt. .....

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Senior Member
Missouri Star
Re: New To Me
Oh, I wish I saw this last night after struggling for a bit. Thank you for posting!

Quilter since 2013.
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Senior Member
Missouri Star
Re: New To Me
That's a terrific way to attach the ends. I've never seen it done that way before. It would especially work well on small projects where it's too difficult to use the binding tool. I do have to say, though, that I use 2" binding strips so I always have a full binding. If using 2.5" binding strips I would definitely add extra batting around the perimeter of the quilt so it's a full binding.
Rebecca in Baarn, Netherlands by way of Orange County, CA.
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UN-Biased
Re: New To Me
always learning here. Thank you for posting.
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Senior Member
9 Patch Princess
Re: New To Me
I find I get the best result joining binding ends when using a tutorial that someone mentioned in a previous thread, can't remember who, sorry. It is on YouTube.......'Quilt Binding, The Final Connection'.....Cassandra Plott. Worth a look but sorry don't know how to do a link either.
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Senior Member
Missouri Star
Re: New To Me

Originally Posted by
Pat.W
I find I get the best result joining binding ends when using a tutorial that someone mentioned in a previous thread, can't remember who, sorry. It is on YouTube.......'Quilt Binding, The Final Connection'.....Cassandra Plott. Worth a look but sorry don't know how to do a link either.
Found it-
And I think I like this way even better.
The first way is how I have been doing it, and like it, but it's noticeable. I think the above will be just as easy and less noticeable.
Thanks for posting the name of the video!
Sonic is learning to sew and quilt. .....

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