Let's discuss the process of finishing or squaring up, binding and labeling a quilt.
Before adding the binding, it's important to watch our video on how to square up your quilt.
After that, it's time to bind! We have a variety of videos available that demonstrate different binding options, such as traditional binding, flange binding, self-binding and others. We also have videos on how to make double-fold and single-fold binding as well as videos on how to make and join binding strips. If you're unsure about how much fabric you need, feel free to use our free quilt binding calculator.
Lastly, it's crucial to watch our video on how to make a quilt label. The quilt label is a way of recording the history and provides information on who and where the quilt was made. A valuable resource if the quilt is passed down to future generations.
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Learn how to square a quilt with this easy step-by-step video and photo tutorial.
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Learn how to add a binding to a quilt. Learn how to make the binding, how to attach the binding, how to miter corners and how to attached the binding ends.This is a scrappy binding which is sewn onto the quilt. No hand sewing is required.
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This video will show you how to make double-fold binding which is also known as the French-fold binding. This is one of the commonest binding techniques.
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Learn to bind a quilt with a flange binding. This double-fold quilt binding is attached by machine and has no hand sewing.
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Learn how to self bind a quilt, table runner or wall hanging using the backing fabric as a binding. This binding method is so easy. Learn how with our video tutorial and photo tutorial with step-by-step instructions.
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Labeling a Quilt! Every Quilt Needs A Label! Here is a quick and easy method for making quilt labels.
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This video will show you how to tie a quilt. This is a quick and easy way to hold quilt layers together.
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Learn to easily widen your quilt backing fabric with a simple vertical strip set. Watch our video or read our post for a fun quilt back made with pieced strips!
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The best way to join quilt binding strips together to make continuous quilt binding that will fit around the quilt project.
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This video will show you how to mitered a corner when adding binding to a project.
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Learn how to finish a quilt without using a binding.
This quilt finishing technique is referred to as the pillow case method or the envelope method. This method is appropriate for small quilts, such as baby quilts, and quilt hangings. It is a quick and easy way to finish a quilt.
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Do you have an heirloom or much-loved quilt whose binding is frayed or torn? Frayed edges are a common problem since they get a lot of wear and tear. Replacing the old quilt binding with a new binding is a quilt repair that is easy to do.
This post is on how to replace the binding on an old much-loved quilt.
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A video tutorial on how to make a scrappy quilt binding.
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This tutorial shows how to create a scrappy backing fabric for a wall hanging, table runner or topper.
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Double fold binding is the standard for most quiltmakers. But, single fold binding is the perfect quilt binding to use for small projects. Learn more here!
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This tutorial shows how to finish the edges of a quilt, wall hanging, table runner, placemat, and other quilt projects using a traditional binding method.
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