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This is the only video that makes sense for me, also. Thank you!

The best video I’ve seen on this subject - thank you

I like the flanged binding but not sewing it on by machine. The sewing line in the back shows and doesn't give a finished look that I like. Personal preference.

I thank you for this great video. It was done in a calm fashion that made it easy too.

What size is square etc

Unfortunately, this is no longer available. Would be helpful to have access to it to incorporate these instructions.

How to get sizes to make a 6.5 inch square. Please

Thank you so well demonstrated am confident to do it now

Great technique. I saved this a few years ago and glad I did. It is still the best way and best explanation.

Very kool

Love all her videos for binding a quilt

Thank you!

I appreciate that you did not rush through this process in order to make a shorter video. Very helpful!

Thank you. Those little numbers make all the difference! I had a go with this method, and did far less head scratching than I normally do!

U should give the sizes to attract more viewrs and subscribers

Can someone give me the measurements I would pay you for them. Thank you 😂❤

Where do I get the Fusible web paper you are using:) I have been trying to buy something like this and I get all kinds of answers:) Now here you are using what I need, but where do I buy it? HELP Thank you.

Thank you, I have always wanted to make this star but your way is great and I understand it. ❤❤

This is a wonderful video. Very helpful in making appliqué simple for a beginner like me. Thank you.

Beautifully demonstrated . So very clear. Thankyou 😊

What size squares to make a 10” block hourglass

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Ty so much you showed and explained better than any video I’ve watched on bias binding at least now I’m anxious to go give it a try

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Can I get the size of the star each piece

I am just now finding this. Is it too late to take this quilt along even though u finished 6 yrs ago?

What are the measurements of the fabric please? I would love to try this, but I don’t know what to cut. 😉

How did you pivot the quilt without raising the presser foot?!!

Well that was more of the same. There are umpteen videos showing how to do this. But not a single one that I can find that DEMONSTRATES HOW to calculate the size square needed to make the amount of bias needed. Lots of people GIVE the formula. That means NOTHING to me. I would love it so much if someone anyone SHOWED me HOW to calculate it I have dyscalculia so telling me numbers is the same as giving me a book to read in ancient script. I won’t understand it. Tell me a hundred times. I won’t understand it a hundred times. SHOW me HOW and I’ll get it.

Thank you for this. Very clear and. Simple. Very helpful!

Missing information for sizing.

OMGOODNESS, I really love this technique...perfect for a beginner to quitting. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent video - the best of all I've watched. Thank you so very much!

Gracias está genial y facil d hacer🥰

Thank you very, very much!😊

Works every time ! 50 +years experience !

I have been watching this video for years! In fact, since I don't make quilts as often as some, I watch it nearly every time I do a binding just to remind myself! Thanks for putting it on KZbin!

Love this. I’m going to try it.

Where is the written transcript found?

The square formula link doesn't work again. I found somewhere that says to add 1.5" to the finished square size you need to end up with the correct size. Ex: I need 2"x2" finished squares (I'm doing a small table runner) so I would need 3.5"x3.5" squares to start with before proceeding with the video instructions. *Hopefully* I'm right and don't mess up, but thankfully I should have enough fabric in case I do

Thankyou so much for sharing so easy to follow and no long explanations

I used to have a laminated card that showed this method but when I moved it wasn’t with my sewing items. The card gave square sizes and gave the number of inches that particular square would make. It also showed putting the right sides together and sewing them together. Also drawing the lines. I love this method and think it makes so much sense. I also agree that bias binding is stronger than straight binding for a usable quilt. I hope I can find a chart that shows those sizes. Sue Heinzelman.

This was the best 15 minutes of my day! I was trying to figure out if you could make continuous bias and it turns out you can. Thank you very much for your lovely tutorial.

This is the only video I could understand to make continuous binding! Placing the edges together to show the lines and then explaining that the lines have to be offset by one made it so clear to me, thank you!

I love Sherri’s tutorials. Great advice.

Several other people said yours is the fourth video they have watched and the first they really understood. Add me to that list. My granddaughter told me I have ADD and hearing that was like a light bulb going off. Your description and all the hints plus the repetition finally helped me be able to make the binding. Thanks

I have watched several instructions for this method. Yours was much more detailed and helpful tips . I may be able to be successful next time. Thank you.

How did you see the directional lines and why do you say it doesn't matter which line you line up the fabric to? Don't they get sewn adjacent to the previous sewn piece?

This is the easiest I've seen so far. Thank you for sharing!