There is something so satisfying about reaching the binding stage of a quilt, and those corners are the little moment where everything either comes together beautifully or gets a bit fiddly. In this lovely tutorial from MySewBliss, you are walked step by step through hand binding a quilt corner so it turns out crisp and neat every single time.
Here is why this one is worth watching:
- The corners are shown slowly and clearly. No rushing, no skipped steps, just a calm close-up of exactly how to fold and tuck so the mitre sits perfectly.
- It is all done by hand. If you love that quiet, cosy finishing time with a needle and thread, this is the gentle method for you.
- The tips work on any quilt. Once you have the corner fold in your hands, you can use it on everything from a baby quilt to a big snuggly throw.
If you are getting ready to bind a quilt of your own, our strip rolls are already cut to that handy 2.5" width, which makes them lovely for binding.
Do you bind your quilts by hand or by machine? I would love to hear which corner tricks have become your favourites.
