Thank you so very much. This method has helped me - I love it ❤

Superb video

Where can we buy the glue nozzle? I’ve looked everywhere for them. thanks

Thanks you!

Just fabulous! Thank you so very much <3

Thank you so much for sharing this! Very well put together tutorial. Very much appreciated!

I love this video! Thank you for showing us how to use glue instead of pins before binding the quilt.

Great tutorial. Wonderful. You are a fantastic teacher. I never intend to have a quilt in s completion but your techniques will improve the quilts I make for loved ones. Thank you for your patience explaining..

I love your work and your tutorials!!! Hand stitching is still my passion. I think I will be quite disappointed when I can't do your hand quilting anymore. But I really love this technique and I've used it on smaller pieces. But how do you do larger pieces that you cannot gather in your hand?? I have quilted hooplessly larger quilts, but find it more difficult to hold efficiently without wrinkling up the back in my hand by folding over the fabrics. Do you have a demonstration of this?

Wow!

Thank you soooo much for this video. It has been incredibly helpful

Thank you. This is really helpful.

I've stsrted doing hooples hand quilting (big stitch) on my grandson's toddler quilt about 9 yrs ago.(wow, time flies!) Hoops and frames just don't work for me. I prefer to quilt at my higher craft table, or sometimes in my lap. There is no going back to other methods for me. I'm almost 68, have several quilt tops to get quilted, enough fabric scraps to make more, and I plan to finish them. Comfortably.😊

Thank you so much for showing your method. I have tried for so long with a hoop and spent hours trying the rocking finger/ thumb method and couldn’t master it. Kept feeling it must be me at fault. Now a happy bunny who can do this. 😊 Andrea from U.K🎉

WOWZER. I learned a ton from your video. When I do my corners I usually overlap a bit more....I guess that's why I have bulky miters. Next time I will watch your video, fold a bit less and hopefully get better corners. Your method does seem to take a bit longer but it looks like time well spent. THANKS FOR SHARING

You do such beautiful work. I am not a quilter, but my Grandma was. Truly an amazing art. Thank you for sharing the binding technique which will transfer nicely to other sewing projects.

Great detailed instructions. Thanks. May have to try this next time.

Fabulous teacher!! Live the needle tips especially the one that keeps thread from falling out. Wish I could thread a needle like you. I live the attention to detail in this.

Where do you get the tip for the Elmers glue?

Wow!

Excellent .

Not sure if this site is still monitored but I love this video, I spent the afternoon watching, gluing, sewing, repeat! I would love to know where to buy the tips to put on the Elmers glue bottle. I see many on Amazon just not sure of the right one. If anyone has an answer would love to hear as this is the only way I will do binding from now on. I did make one error, lol for the first time ever I did not mitre join my strips but I did on the last join, oops, lol

I am making one of you quilt it is call hearts and apron strings and lost the last part can you tell how I can get the pattern

Where do you get the tip for your Elmer’s glue bottle?

This is a great video. Thank you so much for this.

Marvellous tutorial, I’ve now used this method successfully a couple of times. Although I pressed well but didn’t use the starch.

Does the gluing damage your needle or sewing machine?

Amazing! So glad I found this video. Thank you so much!!!🎉❤🎉❤

Where did you get the silver tip for Elmer’s Glue?

Thank you for sharing. I remember watching this video of yours at least 10 years ago I think maybe more. I’m thinking it’s probably closer to 20 years or so. But I had already started learning to master the hoop. Which I’m very glad I did and now I’m trying to make the effort of learning how to master quilting with no hoop. So I’m very excited about this. I’m also wanting to learn how to do the big stitch that people talk about. oddly enough that seems to be a bit of a challenge for me. But that’s OK. I enjoy the challenge. And I know I will enjoy doing quilting without a hoop as well. I really do like your stitches. They are a beautiful, stitch and consistent as you make them in size.

This technique is gold.

I have a polyester blouse that is raveling around the back of neck could glue be used to stop the raveling so I could repair it?

I thought I did everything right but when it came time to pull the binding to the back I barely had 1/4 inch to roll to the back. If I pulled enough to cover the line of stitching, binding did not show on the front. Not sure what to do now. I cut binding strip 2 and 1/4 inches, folded in half made it 1 and 1/8 inches then sewing on with 3/8 inch seam. What did I do wrong? If I pull enough to cover back stiches, the turn under is hard and round like piping. I love using the glue, much better than pins. There was no way to get the corners to pull into a miter. Thanks for the info, but help please. Carla

Why isn’t your binding on the bias?

Loved the video, your instructions were clear , going to start taking my time with my binding. Thanks.

If anyone is wondering, Elmer’s school glue is PVA glue in the uk. Fantastic tutorial. Thank you.😊

If you are quilting a piece do you baste the whole piece before beginning the quilting?

Where do you get the glue tips? 20:42

This was a crazy good video that answered the questions I had for a long time. thank you.

Did you have any suggestions for scrunching the fabric in your hand and manipulating it for stitching when it's too big to hold in you hand. I do pretty well if i can reach clear too the working area but my detail/precision suffers when it's bigger. Thank you!

Where did you get the tip for the glue? Binding has been my biggest challenge; this video is classic! I can bind with confidence (after I find that tip😄)!

You’re so wonderful! You have made my quilts so much easier!

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Can we use colored thread for basting? Is there a reason to only use beige or white? Also what else can we use besides DMC?

What needles are best for thread basting?

What needles are best for thread basting?

Thank you for this awesome tutorial-you have completely and expertly displayed and explained the best binding process ever-shortcuts may be tempting at the end, but after all the work you put into the quilt binding it accurately is essential 😊

Still great video

I definitely like your tips and directions and sewing. My name is Tim I’ve been sewing since I’ve been 10 or 12 years old somewhere like that. I am interested in where you get that fine tip for the Elmer glue bottles. By the way I like the idea of the Elmers glue. Did not know that it is a starch glue. That’s cool. Just this one video of yours I have learned quite a bit and I have done A lot of modifications for people in their clothes for one reason or another. It’s funny when people find out you can so they come out of the woodwork for you to do their hemming and mending, L O L. Great video. But definitely would love to know where to get the tip from. Thank you very much and keep up the great videos.

Such beautiful stitching! And wonderful tips. I just received my husband's great grandmother's quilt top. She pieced it all by hand. So I would like to finish it by hand quilting it. Hopefully I can stitch fairly well on it. She stitches are all nice and even.