There are only so many ways to end this. (Was this a necessary comment?) She's simply trying to communicate how to do it. I thought her explanation was fabulous. :)

@@jenniferupton3552 I don’t think this comment is aimed at Mira Stitch n Post. He’s saying that this technique and extremely similar patterns were out for sale several years in advance of this popular and secretive pattern. He does have a good point. I looked up some videos and they were posted before this pattern came along.

I'd like that too :)

I was speaking to Jamie Warren about this on one of the courses I attended. He said if there is a mismatch between the front and back of the binding, so you end up stitching one but not the other, then you need to tweak the screws at the front. He did say it was a very tiny amount, but didn't say which one, nor in which direction. To be fair, I didn't have my binder with me at the time. Once set, you should never need to do it again, unless you take it to another machine.

Thank you Mary. I am having the same issue with my backside of the binding not running exactly parallel which then causes the backside stitches to miss the fabric. I appreciate you sharing this information.

It works on the Epic, Brilliance and Icon machines. It also works on the Diamond but you have to buy a new throat plate for it to screw into. I *think* that might also be true of the Ruby and Topaz 50, but not as confident with that.