Come on - let's get that pile of quilts bound and finished!

The vital question is - do you have any quilts waiting to be bound?  Be honest - how many are waiting to be bound?!  Well this is where we come to your rescue. Whether you want single fold, double fold, hand or machine finished, with or without a flange, faced or traditional, we have all the tips and tricks to get those quilts bound and out of the UFO (Unfinished Objects) pile!  

Single Fold and Flange Binding with Jo Avery

 Jo has been using a single-fold binding since the 1990’s and loves sharing this quick, economic technique with others, it is especially perfect for those smaller scale projects. She will show you how to achieve this with a hand or machine finish.

Want to make your binding extra fancy? Jo will also show you a quick and easy way to add a flange to your binding to make your quilts a little bit more special.  

Double Fold Machine Binding with Lynne Goldsworthy

 Lynne's approach to every aspect of quilting is to find the quickest and easiest way to get the job done.  She can bind a 72" square in twenty minutes.  Of course this is machine bound and not hand stitched.  

The first part of the process is the same but Lynne then machine stitches the binding to the back creating a lovely little framing line of stitches around the edge of the front of the quilt like a little design extra!

Faced Binding Three Ways with Karen Lewis

The preferred method for many modern quilters there is a growing interest in learning the technique of faced binding. And there are so many ways to achieve this clean sharp look! Karen will take you through square corners, mitred corners and a third very clever way of creating hangers in the corners.