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quilting· quilting for beginners

Edges and Binding Quilts

September 8, 2014

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My third class I’m taking on Craftsy is called Finishing School:  Edges and Binding.

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I could have used a class like this four years ago when I first started quilting.  My first quilts had the most abominable binding and after that I found out about mitered corners.  Then I searched the internet for anything I could find on how to make mitered corners and back then, there wasn’t much!

In Craftsy’s Edges and Binding Class you will learn:

How to bind with the backing.  This is an awesome method, especially for beginners.  I loved watching this part because I have never binded with the backing before but I always wanted to!

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How to make binding, attach it, make mitered corners (I can’t tell you how many YouTube videos I watched before I figured this out), how to connect the binding, and how to sew it on the backside.  Basically you will learn how to bind a quilt from the beginning to the end, a HUGE resource for a beginner quilter!

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You will also learn way beyond basic bindings–how to add cording and piping, rick rack, prairie points, ruffles, curved corners, scalloped edges…you name it.  Lots of options for binding!

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The last chapter is all bonus stuff–how to add little pockets and sleeves and labels.  So much to learn about binding quilts!

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If you are looking to learn how to bind a quilt, this is hands down the class to take.  And believe me, it is such a valuable resource to have a full class which explains everything clearly with videos and tutorials.  I learned to bind by trial and error and watching lots of poorly made internet videos.  I wish I had had a class like this.

PLEASE take this class!  You will learn so much, even if you already know how to bind a quilt.  And this week only you can get the class for 50% off!  This offer expires 9/16 at midnight MT so hurry!

 I’m excited to be working with Craftsy as a sponsor, all opinions are my own! 

 

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