Quilt edging

How to Make Wide Quilt Binding with Carrie of Lifting Limits Quilting. Learn how to not loose much around the edges and turn those corners!

I like to think of finishing the raw edges of a quilt – to be a little like adding the ribbon to a package wrapped with pretty paper – or the frame on a painting. The project is still pretty – but finishing the raw edges make it complete. Finishing the edges of my quilt is an important part of the quilting process – and I have to confess – it may be my favorite part. There’s more than one way to finish the edges of our quilt. So … how do we choose? Read more ... #Quiltblox #QuiltBinding

Ever since sharing my Winsome quilt last week I've received a lot of questions about how I did the scalloped border. I admit that up until this month I was completely intimidated by the idea of scallops, and also a little afraid I'd mess up my quilt. So today I wanted to share a tutorial showing how I created the scalloped border. Are you ready to try it? First of all, here's what we're talking about. See the curved edges on the quilt below? That's a scalloped border. Around the web you can…

Do you dither and question when it comes to finishing your quilt? Of course, there is always a traditional binding, but having quilt binding options ups the ante for personal expression and brings a certain je ne sais quoi to the whole piece. Join Jane Dávila in her quest for bespoke edges:

Binding Quilts: Binding finishes the edges of a quilt and there are quite a few variations on how it can be done. Step by step tutorial

We’re sew excited to show you how to make prairie points edging! The folded triangles can then be nested or overlapped and spaced close together or widely spaced, whichever best fits a quilt’s dimensions.

Jennifer Jones on Instagram: "I took the extra time on this Edward to use a different stitch on my binding to kind of resemble a blanket stitch. It’s so fun to take your time with these steps, when it’s so tempting to hurry so I can see the finished product. Do you have a favorite binding method? It varies for me per quilt. I think my favorites are actually a slip stitch or finishing on my machine! #edwardquilt releases this week #penelopehandmadepatterns #quilttutorial #quiltingtips…

Photo above © Quilter's CacheMore great border construction ideas from Quilter's Cache. Get inspired and make those borders exciting! Full Post: Borders

This blanket stitch tip represents another way to add colorful threads and a decorative edge to the your next quilt. Try for yourself.

I'm curious about this knotted quilt binding! I found this photo on 10Marifet , but it didn't tell how-to. Guzellestirin means "beau...

This tutorial is for binding a quilt with straight edges using binding strips cut on the straight grain from your own fabric (not purchased ...

Two easy quilt borders | Sewn up, TeresaDownUnder | Bloglovin’

Let me show you how to add borders to your quilt the correct way! This will help prevent puckers and tucks in the quilting, and help your quilt to lay flat when it is done. Whether you choose to quilt

Heather Thomas teaches you how to bind a quilt with lace binding in this video. Lace binding withstands the test of time and it looks really beautiful when done correctly. There are various types of lace that you can use to diversify your collection of quilts.

Give your quilt binding a fun twist by making it frilly and flouncy! Ruffle binding is a great way to finish off any quilt.

The secret to creating this field of stars is not in the blocks, but in the sashing. Fabrics are from the Teatime Floral Two collection for LakeHouse Dry Goods.

Hi friends! I have a quick little tutorial I want to share with you for adding a lace trim edge to your quilting. It’s so simple, but I had trouble figuring out which way to fold mine to get …

vintage 1960s tied quilt QUILT LOVE

Aside from playing around with EQ, this is what I’ve been working on. I need 4 long strips like this for one of the pieced borders for Scrappy Star. At this point, it seems like an endless bi…