Binding for Beginners: How to Bind your Projects the AGF Way

[@paulafranklin8600]

The best binding tutorial I have seen thank you

[@maryt2887]

Love a narrower binding, especially for small quilts. Also love your clear instructions! Thank you!

[@ArtGalleryFabrics]

You are so welcome!

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Hello! I hope you have a cheerful week ahead. I very much enjoyed this video and was able to sit and hand quilt. Thanks for posting this video!

[@ArtGalleryFabrics]

We're glad you enjoyed this video! Thank you for watching, Brenda 🥰

[@szelop]

Like the other message noted, it would be ok for a piece that wouldn’t be washed much but I don’t feel this binding would hold up to years of washing & loving! I do love AGF though!

[@crhp13tblock52]

I can see that this is especially good for wall hangings or table runners and placemats. It seems that it would not be as durable on quilts that will get a lot of wear. Still, AGF fabrics are such quality that may not be an issue.

[@maryt2887]

Would like to know the fabrics used in this block. Thank you.

[@ArtGalleryFabrics]

For this block we used our Pure Solids in 'White Linen,' Honey,' and 'Sienna Brick,' as well as 'Wooly Blush' from Lambkin by Bonnie Christine, and 'Miss Ditzy's Peachcobbler' from Little Clementine by AGF Studio!