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Binding Your Quilt

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You’ve worked hard to make your quilt top, and you’ve quilted it (or had a longarmer do it for you – yeah!), so now it’s time to trim and bind the edge of your quilt. Need help?  Check out “How To Bind A Quilt” by Susan Cleveland on Craftsy.com and see if it’s something you are interested in. Craftsy.com classes are amazing because once you sign up you can watch them at your leisure.

Another good option if you live in the Springfield, Oregon area is to take a binding class from Teri Harter. She teaches a binding class at Our Sewing Room. She is a knowledgable and fun instructor and knows all the best techniques for binding. Check out her upcoming class. The next one is September 19, 2015 from 10 am – 4 pm. Here is the information about her class:

QUILT BINDING METHODS

Taught by Teri Harter

Saturday, Sept. 19, 10 AM – 4 PM

Teri will take the mystery out of binding.  You’ll learn many different types of binding, including: Basic binding, bias binding, including continuous bias binding, applying and closing the binding, plus mitered corners, Prairie Points, continuous and individual, double sided, and easy scalloped edge binding. $40

Happy quilting!

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Quilt Binding Class

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Photo compliments of The Little Red Hen website
My friend and fellow most-excellent quilter, Teri Harter, is teaching a Basic Binding Class at Our Sewing Room next month. She is an excellent instructor and does the most amazing bindings you’ve ever seen. So if you’ve been quilting for years but struggling with your bindings, or are new and just needing the basics on how to get started, this is the class for you. Details from Teri’s class description:
 

Saturday, October 25th 10:30 – 4pm (bring your lunch)

Class fee: $40.00 includes a handout

Lets take the mystery out of binding. You’ll learn basic binding, bias binding, including continuous bias binding, applying and closing the binding, plus mitered corners, Prairie Points, continuous and individual, double sided, and easy scalloped edge binding. If time allows we’ll go over hand and machine finishing your binding. Make sure to pick up your supply list and have your quilt sandwiches ready for class.

Happy Quilting!