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We are continueing the series in the How to bind a quilt!!
Today we have the one that I use all the time….the classic rollover. I know, you might think that this is a cop-out, but really it is truly a bind and lookes like a bind. On the front. hee hee
If anyone is stuck on bindings out there- this is for you! This is really a pretty quick way of doing it and great for beginners.
This is seriously a wonderful tutorial!!
I couldn’t help myself to showing it off to everyone out there.
I don’t do needle turn applique–not sure if I ever will, but that is besides the point. It is a great tutorial, and she is one of the designers for Patchwork Posse Premium members.
So read on and go visit her blog for some more great stuff!!! Love her stuff.
Chitter Chatter Designs – by Corrie
The second border has been designed by Konda from Moose Quilts. {she has become a regular around here hasn’t she? I love the company.}
I cheated a bit and made it up over the weekend…..hey, i’m the possy boss and i can. So there. anywhosies….
It goes right along nicely with the 1st Border and is a wonderful pattern for beginners!
There have been a few suggestions out there to learn how to bind a quilt. Since I have started the Focus Fridays I thought it would fit in perfectly {sorry you didn’t get to vote on it}.
Now, if there are any of you who have bound a quilt— I am betting there are — then you are aware that there are a few different methods to binding. You might think that the traditional bind is the only one out there, but girls– I think there are more! I consider the pillowcase sewing of a quilt ‘binding’. Granted you aren’t sewing anything extra along the edge, but when you are done and flip it right sides out it has it’s own bind. So for the month of March I will share with you a new way of binding each friday.
Today is the 1st Border for the Patchwork Round Robin!!!
I know everyone has been waiting anxiously all weekend for the reveal of the Patchwork Round Robin Center Block!! ha ha Whatever, I know you were all watching the Super Bowl Game….or sewing while others were watching the game. I know how it is.
This is the cutest pillow and so easy to do + it uses up scraps {who doesn’t have any of those?}
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The drawers in the Sewing Cottage sometimes get a little out of control. There is string everywhere! They get all tangled up
