I started to quilt my king size quilt today. In a craftsy class about binding techniques Mimi Dietrich recommends to cut the corners round and to put bias binding on, if the quilt is very big and is meant to hang down to the floor.
Should I really cut the corners round? I never did a bias binding before and I am still a beginner quilter, I don't want to mess the whole quilt up in the end.
I already prepared the binding strips, if I would decide to make round corners..would it be possible to add four pieces of bias binding only for the corners, or would I have to make a new binding completely bias?
There is still a lot of time left to make this decision because the quilting will take a lot of time, but I would appreciate any suggestions or experiences!
Should I really cut the corners round? I never did a bias binding before and I am still a beginner quilter, I don't want to mess the whole quilt up in the end.
I already prepared the binding strips, if I would decide to make round corners..would it be possible to add four pieces of bias binding only for the corners, or would I have to make a new binding completely bias?
There is still a lot of time left to make this decision because the quilting will take a lot of time, but I would appreciate any suggestions or experiences!
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