Binding a quilt with mitered corners?

When sewing together pieces to make a quilt, it’s important to pay attention to how the pieces are aligned. A lot of times the seams in a quilt are actually plumb, but if you don’t line them up properly, your corners will end up slightly pointed. This can be especially noticeable with smaller pieces of fabric, like those used for patchwork, and is less likely to be a problem with larger pieces of fabric.

How to bind a quilt with mitered corners that are sewn on?

Another method that works well for small quilts is to use corner blocks. These are small blocks with pointy corners that are sewn on at one end and into the corners of the quilt at an angle. Now you can sew the quilt top to the quilt back as usual. To finish the corners, cut triangles from strips of fabric that match the size of the corner blocks. Add the triangles to the corners, and sew the pieces in place.

How to bind a quilt with a mitered corner?

If you’ve ever bound your own quilts, you’ve probably run into “fit” issues. After all, if you cut your squares too small, you’ll end up with a quilt that’s bigger than the quilt top. If you cut your squares too large, you’ll end up with a quilt that’s smaller than the quilt top. Aligning the mitered corners is one way to ensure a

How to bind a quilt with

If you don’t know how to bind a quilt, it’s okay! You can find YouTube tutorials on how to do it, or you can just go to your local fabric store and ask an employee for help. There are many ways to go about it, but here’s a quick and easy way. First, lay your quilt flat on a flat surface. You can lay your backing flat or on a foam or batting for added cushioning. Align the raw

How to bind a quilt with mitered corners?

If your quilt corners are mitered, you’ll need to create a tape strip that matches the outside edges of your quilt. You can use fabric scraps for this tape, or use a commercial binding tape. If you’re using fabric, you’ll want to cut it into strips that are about 1/4″ longer than the quilt’s sides. To attach the tape, line up the corners and press the tape onto the quilt with the