Learning a new binding technique on my Woodland Winter shop quilt

[@vickirobles3406]

Wow! Have never seen this technique before~~I added you to my quilting list! Thank you for sharing!❤❤❤

[@nancyruth2008]

I learn something new every time I watch a new quilting video. Not only did I learn a new corner technique but I learned about using a zipper foot to stitch in the ditch! Nice quilt too.

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you! It seems that I learn something new all the time.

[@GailK.]

Wow! That’s such a very neat way to do a corner. Glad you popped up. I’m now a new subscriber. Thanks.

[@monkeymary3497]

Jodi you are so cute! Your stories can't be beat! Thanks for sharing your binding technique...always my favorite part of making a quilt.

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you. I am liking this new binding technique.

[@monkeymary3497]

@@QuiltSquirrel I like how nicely finished the corners look.♥

[@AWalkWithSusan]

You did an amazing job on your Winter Wonderland Quilt. That is a pretty cool technique with mitering the corners. Yeah you won at Spool and Bobbin Chicken way to go! Great job!

[@SierraNovemberKilo]

Glorious. Yet another binding technique to try!

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

Thanks for sharing this technique. I'll try it on my next project!

[@vickirobles3406]

Beautiful quilt!

[@manuelashannon1369]

Cool technique.

[@deborahwatkins1493]

This video actually came when I was questioning how I was going to be able to bind a table runner when I didn't have enough fabric for continuous binding and wasn't supposed to use the backing fabric. You helped a lot!!! Now I just have to follow the directions you gave. Wish me luck. :-) I'm a new subscriber. :-)

[@QuiltSquirrel]

You can do it!

[@SewJomatho]

Wow that binding technique is interesting, I have never seen it done that way. Your quilt is beautiful. Maybe record a short of you walking in and seeing it hanging in the quilt shop? Yay for winning thread chicken x 2 🐔🐔

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Great idea! I like this new binding technique.

[@mjp2154]

❤Beautiful! Congrats on getting it hung and shown, you should be proud 😊 fabulous work

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you!

[@clownofpink]

Jodi, I have no clue about “stitch in a ditch” 😂 but this quilt is amazing!!!

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you so much! Stitch in a ditch is just where you sew in the seam where two pieces are sewn together.

[@manuelashannon1369]

Thank you for showing us

[@QuiltSquirrel]

My pleasure

[@monkeymary3497]

I'm so happy for you! The finished quilt is lovely. I think your art quilts should go on display so the public can admire them, perhaps your public library display.

[@marshaflorom4220]

Are you ok in your state? Tornadoes in Nebraska this summer tore apart whole town's! Be safe Marsha!

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

Your un-posted wardrobe malfunction made me smile. My mom called that, "gap-osis".

[@QuiltSquirrel]

I like that! Gap-osis!

[@bonni71256]

I love your Wonderland Winter quilt. Have not done the binding that way before. It as interesting.

[@lisasquiltingcorner]

You are doing great Jodi! Let me know if you do want to edit the trimming video. I can help and blur over the areas you don't want to show😊

[@QuiltSquirrel]

@@lisasquiltingcorner That would be wonderful!

[@jenniek4617]

You’re quite right to proud of yourself, it’s beautiful ❤. I too struggle to stitch in the ditch but never thought to use the zipper foot so thanks for the tip!

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you! 😊

[@conniestogsdill1437]

Awesome work. Beautiful quilt.

[@JudithJoice-nk7mf]

Beautiful! Can’t wait to see more. Judy

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you!

[@jeane.2722]

thx

[@marshaflorom730]

Would a turtleneck help? Hang in there Jodi! Love the channel!!

[@yapper80]

Your quilt is beautiful ❤❤

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you, thank you!

[@mary2240]

Beautiful quilt.

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you! 😊

[@thomaskarl6197]

Nicely done.

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you!

[@DawnAtCusterCottage]

Nice way to do corners.

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you, I agree. I think this is my method of binding from now on.

[@teatime9923]

Great tutorial

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you!

[@marshaflorom730]

Jodi have you thought about a gallery or a museum? We have them down the street!!

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Never thought of that. Thank you!

[@cynthiacarl6391]

I promise I won’t look but I’d really like to see how you square up a king quilt! I have one that’s 109 by 109, and it’s freaking me out!

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Don't freak out squaring it up, just take your time. In my Competition Quilting Binding Technique video which I recorded after this one, I gave a quick demo of how I squared my king sized quilt using kettle bells to help hold everything secure before I cut. Just remember, measure 2 or 3 times before you cut.

[@chickad5820]

This is amazing. How far into the corner did you sew your strips before sewing the triangle?

[@QuiltSquirrel]

I stopped and started each strip 1/4" from all corners.

[@tonigould2589]

Do I understand correctly that before doing the corner joins in this technique, you sew a binding strip onto each side of the quilt, rather than sewing one continuous binding strip around all sides? In other words, this new technique produces 4 joins, one at each corner - do I have that right? I'm trying to understand the advantage of doing the technique you're demonstrating. Thanks for sharing!

[@QuiltSquirrel]

That is correct. I am doing another video showing the technique from start to finish. The benefit is that your mitered corners are sewn with this technique. I also think it's easier. No more hoping that where my binding strips are sewn together ending up in the corners.

[@millybaas5382]

Prachtig!!!!!🥰

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Bedankt!

[@MonaDidWhat]

Oh no on the shirt gap. Lol

[@QuiltSquirrel]

It wasn't Janet Jackson bad, but close.

[@kathleengertzberg5405]

Beautiful quilt!

[@QuiltSquirrel]

Thank you! 😊