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DIY How To Join Ends and Cut Quilt Binding- Super Easy Step by Step Sewing + Quilting Tutorial

81,491 views May 14, 2020 10:36

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Easiest Way to Cut and Join Binding Ends - Quilting Tutorial

Follow step by step how to easily cut the ends of binding strips and joining the ends together to produce a beautifully smooth finished edge.

Notches shows the traditional way of joining the ends together as well as another way, saving time and binding.

If you produce quilts with the same binding, the second method will save you money on fabric as there is very little wastage. You are not starting and stopping with excess binding.

Whether you are just planning your project, or about to finish joining the ends of your binding, this video will show you how easy it is to do without any special tools, rulers or calculations.

It will take the fear and anxiety out of cutting out the last of the binding strips!

This technique applies to any width of binding strip.

Although this technique is shown on a small sample quilt, the same can be used for binding clothing and other projects.

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Notches Sewing published this 10:36 video tutorial on May 14, 2020. It has been watched 81,491 times on YouTube.

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