The Ultimate Quilt Binding Tutorial with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star (Instructional Video)

[@vikkivanveldhuizen2290]

Don’t ever, ever, ever remove this tutorial. I watch it each and every time I need to put binding on a quilt. ❤️❤️❤️. I just watched it again tonight.

[@maryricketts7337]

Me too!

[@CathyHutchinson-id3vk]

@@maryricketts7337 yep, watched it again10 minutes ago. Wish I'd watched it before binding my previous quilt!

[@suejeffery502]

Me too 😂

[@connerty_meadows_farm]

same!

[@cherylwhitney3118]

Me too!

[@jewellpcharternet]

I have used this video for years. Every time I bind a quilt I use this to refresh my memory. It's awesome! Thanks Missouri Star.

[@hollypk]

Same here! I rewatch every time. The best binding tutorial EVER! 😃

[@deb1120]

I do too! 😀

[@faithchang7227]

Me too!

[@michelleroering7494]

Me too

[@angelamoore2413]

Same here! Great video!

[@mamooskii]

Thank you Jenny. After my son was killed in Nov of 2012 and after I could breath again, I wanted to do something special for the grandkids and his wife. I googled how to make a quilt, and there was Jenny's beautiful smiling face. After watching you for several days, (non stop) I thought "I can do this." You make it look so easy. As I found out, it isn't that easy. Well, I made 3 quilts in 12 months. Oh, did I tell you I didn't even own a sewing machine? Yep, my hubby took me down and bought me one, even tho I can't sew diddly. Well, now my 2 daughters, 2 sisters and the other 2 grandkids want one. What have I done? Jenny, you have been a HUGE part in my healing as well as the rest of his family, as they have his pictures on a quilt. I just wanted you to know what Missouri Star and your posts have done for us. Thank you dear lady. Thank you Missouri Star.

[@kathleenross7676]

I started quilting when my oldest son graduated from high school and joined the Marines. Self taught. It is such wonderful therapy. God Bless you and your son.

[@Linda-dv9zt]

I’m so sorry for your loss. Quilting is very therapeutic . Plus, seeing what you created is like nothing else, even if it can be so difficult to figure things out. I’ve made my grandchildren quilts as well. Thank goodness we have these tutorials to guide us. Jenny has come to my rescue as well with finishing the binding. It’s a beautiful thing when it works …and mine did . Enjoy quilting,👍🏻

[@marcelbenicio2596]

Sorry to be off topic but does any of you know a method to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly lost my password. I love any assistance you can give me!

[@marcelbenicio2596]

@Decker Nickolas i really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

[@marcelbenicio2596]

@Decker Nickolas HOLY **** IT REALLY WORKED :O Literally got access to my instagram account details after ~ 45 minutes of using the site. Thank you so much, you saved my account :D

[@TerraRiley]

I have seen tens of these tutorials, and this woman is the best! She isn't condescending, she doesn't make me feel silly for being a beginner, she wants it easy and simple just like I do! I just love this instructor! Down to earth and to the point! ❤️❤️

[@seasidestitches615]

Totally agree with you. Very natural, skilful and inspiring. Usually she also makes me smile.

[@patriceschweitzer2481]

I agree with you all the way. I’d love to meet Jenny ❤️

[@crabapplefarm]

Jenny rocks!

[@cathynuytten798]

She’s the best! I love when she says “ just zoom along the edge!”

[@connieheavenrich2845]

I am a beginner as well and I couldn't do it without her and my Mom!!!!

[@jackimcneil8056]

Are you kidding me?! After fooling around with The Binding Tool over and over...seeing this! Jenny, hug that woman who showed you how to do this! NEVER take down this video!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@suewilliams311]

Wow! This video is from 10 years ago. It’s exactly wanted I needed to know even in 2023!

[@maryo8511]

I hope and pray women like this will always exist. I just love the homelyness of the entire process. It takes quite a bit of intelligence to get all the fine points of quilt making or just sewing. My mom was self taught. She couldn't read or write, but she made quilts and simple clothes, curtains, pillowcases, etc. She looked at a picture and made her own patterns. At 65 I'm starting on my first quilt and will make one for each of my 3 grandkids with God's will and favor.

[@authenticallyamber99]

Jenny, please don’t ever stop filming quilting videos!!! 💗 You have taught me so much and I’m so grateful!! 💕🌸 May God richly bless you for all you’ve taught us!! 🌻🌼

[@janetbrown8500]

Every time I get ready to bind a quilt I watch this. It's great. You'd think I'd remember at some point, but I'm not there yet. I hope Jenny never takes this away

[@Jamie1494]

I'm right there with you. I need this tutorial EVERY SINGLE TIME.

[@dianejbrienza8318]

You are not alone, Ladies! I review this every single time also. After we have put months and sometimes years into creating a quilt, the very last thing we want to do is mess up the binding. So Jenny, PLEASE DON'T EVER MESS WITH THIS TUTORIAL!!!!!!!

[@llslk1969]

Me too!

[@rosalieclitheroe4877]

@Michelle Thomas good idea😁

[@sadikaeleer]

Same! I re-watch it every time I need to bind!

[@debbym5627]

Binding my very first quilt this morning, a Christmas gift for my 86 year old dad. I'm nervous but this tutorial gave me the confidence I need to attempt it! Thank you Jenny!

[@hmmngbrd972]

Thank you! I love that you are left handed. So am I. With you, I don't have to turn everything around in my head. It's interesting that you cut right handed.

[@debrasedlak34]

Watched this video on a Sunday while the hubby was fishing. I agree with Jenny, Hallelujah and the angels sang! I was able to get a binding on! Thank you so much for this video! Amen!

[@gingerbart7402]

Jenny you will be the only one I watch when doing anything like this. I am left handed and when I watch someone right handed I just can't get it. Also how to sew the binding together at the end is amazing. I'm leaving a little more room so I know I can do it. Here it is 7 years later and we are still watching you. God bless you and Merry Christmas.

[@bettyallen1165]

Have been doing binding for 35 years and have never seen the way you cut the final ends. Can't wait to do it your way. Thanks.

[@jylromain6439]

It doesn't matter how many quilts I bind, I have to come back here every time or I do it wrong. I always do the mitered corners backwards because I'm dyslexic but Jenny can walk me through it and as long as I pay attention, I get it done. Nicely. Thanks, Jenny.

[@carolynlewis1264]

Me do. Just finishing a quilt "All Stars" for my grandson. Now on to pillowcases using my extra fabric.

[@judypeters5744]

At least I am not the only person who does that.

[@elizabethjohnston1332]

I I've this and use it every single time I do a binding. Please leave it up forever!! Thank you Jenny, you make everything seem like I can do it!

[@blancadueck8103]

Thank you very much for your tutorial, it's very clear, so I was able to bind the quilt for my good friend. Without your tutorial I wouldn't have made it. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪.

[@strictlyanything]

Dearest Jenny, You made this look so easy. It took me 5 tries, 2 bouts of tears, one 2 year old temper tantrum which involved me throwing my quilt, 3 more times watching this video and FINALLY I have my binding on my quilt. Thank God for you and your endless patience and joyful manner - you make me feel like I can do anything.

[@marclayton3537]

Ha ha ha Kathy I'm hearing ya!!!! Glad to know I'm not the Only 1 that struggled!! Yes I agree Jenny you make it seem so easy!!! lol

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

We're so glad that you were able to do it!!! :) Jenny is very patient... ;)

[@satirestudios5413]

I've cried in front of the sewing machine more than I've ever cried before in my whole life!

[@sammijoywilson1068]

I love this binding tutorial. I, too, watch it every time I go to do a binding. I couldn't do it without you Jenny! Thank you so much. The last binding I just did went on like butter.

[@Flipflopbarnyard]

This is seriously the best binding tutorial! No matter how many quilts I make, I ALWAYS come back and watch it. I’ve been watching this video over and over for years now. You are the best!! My quilting hero! ❤️

[@SylLovesA2]

After quilting since 2007, you have shown me a new awesome method to sew the corners off. Previously I have stopped 1/4 inch from the end. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@travisanderson2479]

Wishing a wonderful day to my amazing friend! Hope you find success and happiness wherever you go.

[@travisanderson2479]

How are you doing today?

[@candinelson653]

After watching this video about 10 times, I was able to bind my king size quilt! I hadn't sewn this size in over 25 years. You were a lifesaver today! Thank you!

[@GreenReaperTT]

I review this tutorial every time I'm going to bind a quilt. It's been invaluable for me and your delivery is so great, Jenny. Thanks for being you and doing these great videos! They have made quilting a joy instead of an experience in frustration!!!- Steph Green

[@clareparr671]

I watch this each time to refresh myself before I bind. The machine binding one is really useful too. Thanks Jenny 👍🏻

[@ArabianShalifa]

Me too.

[@soulshine6341]

As well as I.

[@francrouch9347]

I have to re-watch this with every quilt.... I don't think I'll ever remember it

[@HidingPlainSight]

You're not alone. Let's hope Jenny's tutorial is always available 😊

[@patdavis3067]

Me too, I have to watch it every time!

[@tonibattler7109]

Jenny please please never take this video off utube!!! Every time I get to my binding I rewatch this video, and every time I relearn how to do it. Thanks so much Love from Ontario Canada

[@tracynovak2726]

I have come back to this video often to help me with my binding. I find it so helpful. Two tips I’ve found helpful in my beginner's binding journey . . . Experiment with different size widths to find the one that works best for you. Mine is three inch for most things. Second, I machine sew both sides of my binding and going very slow helps me sew a better binding. When I first started, I went too fast for my skill level. I don’t have the eyes to hand sew and I don’t like how long it takes on even lap size quilts. So, I machine sew.

[@jillrogers1975]

The videos from Missouri Star Quilt Company are the best!!! Thank you Jenny Doan.

[@bethanysherwood5930]

Excellent tutorial, I've been quilting and sewing for more than 50 years, but still need refreshers, and this lady and her tutorials are where I always go for a reminder on how to do something.

[@jeandean880]

I bookmarked this video a few years ago and whenever I am ready to bind a new quilt, I watch it again. The camerawork is excellent and the video is WAY easier than reading directions for binding a quilt. Thank you!

[@brendagarrett3830]

Thanks you for this tutorial like you said heard it a couple of times but clicked today. Thanks.

[@juliemorrison4348]

Thank you for a great tutorial. I have been doing exact same method as you but I am also left handed and sew down in the other direction. I watched a clip by someone else who showed leaving the batting wider than the quilt top when trimming. Never seen it done that way before, so it was good to have you confirm, the only way I learnt is done by experts. Nifty little needle threaded too.

[@vfavored-t3q]

The BEST! Simple, precise, do-able, easy to follow, I watch and I do it. Cannot get better than Jenny! Her humor makes me chuckle... easy to listen to, and a little humor goes a long way in learning new things. Thank you, Jenny! We love you!

[@jeanarlt8483]

I always find Jenny to be good at description! I have been quilting for a long time & have always had difficulty with "ending" the binding! Everyone has a "simple" way but this is by far, the easiest I have ever seen! Thank you, Jenny!! I love Missouri Star.

[@maryarmstrong5374]

I'm doing my first ever quilt! I'm doing all my learning via youtube. These video tutorials are my go to. Thank you!

[@TaylorLavendar]

Hi Jenny! Thank you for all your informative and interesting sewing tutorials. I basically learned how to quilt watching all your videos. This one in particular has been a constant 'go-to' for me, it's the best binding video (and way to make and attach binding) ever! Even after all these years, every time I finish attaching the two end pieces of my binding I always say..."and the mystery of binding is solved" hearing your voice in my head. Thank you so much for sharing and illustrating these helpful sewing techniques.

[@crownwisdom4]

Yes!! PLEASE DON'T EVER TAKE THIS TUTORIAL DOWN!!! I've watched it every time I need to make a binding even for placemats I made! It's MORE than helpful!!! Thank you!!!!

[@bkmash41]

I have finished several quilts in the past 2 years and have watched this video every time. I am always uncertain when it comes to closing the binding but you are always there to help and reassure me. Thanks

[@kathyrobbins982]

I just finished binding a quilt I made for my daughter. I watched the video several times until I felt confident to do it myself. Thank you for making these videos available to those of us who are needing the support you offer!

[@travisanderson2479]

Every day comes with renewed hope and new opportunities, make sure to seize them! Have a nice day!

[@joyceburrill2738]

I've made numerous quilts but I learn from y'all still. One of these days I'll finish my binding without looking for this video again to remind me how. Works everytime!!!

[@carolscott8069]

Joyce Burrill EVERY SINGLE TIME, RIGHT!!!

[@mrfsealah]

Yep, same here! LOL

[@photoshopmanic]

Same here. Did it again today.

[@dianelea5942]

Me too

[@ccgnoix]

Just watched this video again for the Nth time! :)

[@conniemiller6508]

I just watched this for the nthteen time. I find it the best bidding tutorial and easy to follow. Thanks, Jenny.

[@angelaarmour988]

what a GREAT tutorial!! one of my friends in my quilting group told me to look to youtube for a tutorial for putting a binding on my quilt. Well this was the first one that popped up, and I have to say, she did an amazing job showing you from start to finish, every single step there is to putting your binding on your quilt!! And she spoke in easy to understand terms, made sure you could see up close what she was doing, at each new step in the process; just overall a great tutorial to watch. I will definitely save this video so that if I ever need to refer back to it, I won't have to go searching again!

[@sarawilliams6252]

I’m a fellow lefty and your videos have helped me so much! It’s hard to find a lefty with quilting videos!! Thank you!

[@Vapaja]

This video is so helpful! I don't quilt enough to remember all the steps, so every time I start a quilting project I come back to check this video as a reference. And Jenny is a delight!

[@CelluliteYogaPants]

😂 I keep coming back again to this same video myself! Ha ha!

[@mariaangeles3960]

I love watching Jenny’s tutorial,, she spoke clearly and I can understand it very well! I learn so much and easily. Thank you so much. May God bless you!

[@sandracrosbie8468]

Brilliant. The least complicated straight forward way to make binding for my quilt. Thank you

[@sueormiston151]

I have watches this video many times and it's helpful every time and I very much enjoy Jenny and her chatting along with the instructions, thanks again Jenny for all your help

[@pejaychristensen3845]

You are HANDS DOWN my favorite tutorial person. You've given me so many "Ahh Haa- Light Bulb going off Moments! Thank you.

[@hayleywarrens1964]

The best binding tutorial by far! Thanks so much, Jenny - your thorough and clear instructions are a Godsend for someone who’s just starting their quilting journey.

[@cathyryan9270]

Lights, bells and whistles indeed! Thank you Jenny!

[@velsimpson3746]

It will

[@wendysusan770]

This may be an older video, but….THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! You are the first person I have found who actually specified how much fabric to cut away from the binding when you are joining the ends together. After two unsuccessful tries which left me scratching my head, you said “for a 2” wide binding, cut off 2” and I did that and my binding fit perfectly. So thank you again! Wendy

[@susanheyborne3875]

Thanks. I have a quilt that I pieced 26 years ago. I finally got the quilting done and now need to bind. You have taught me a lot.

[@reneemills5841]

Absolutely the best quilt binding tutorial ever! I'm a novice quilter and using this method, I have had perfect bindings every time! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@betsylane4774]

LIFE CHANGING! Thanks for this. I am about to do my first binding, and now I'm excited and looking forward to it, rather than feeling intimidated and inadequate! I never in a million years would've figured out how to do this so easily or with such perfect results. Thanks especially for all the different camera angles, esp. the extreme close-ups.

[@Jennlensing]

I just love Jenny :). She's so great. I always try Missouri Star first when buying fabric or quilting supplies online because of Jenny Doan. I'm a self taught quilter and her videos have been beyond helpful. Thank you so much Jenny!

[@julietdever5625]

I just did my very first binding. I used the technique you described for connecting the ends. I was anxious it wouldn’t work, but it worked beautifully! Whew!!! Love your instructional videos! Super helpful

[@sarahrojas8039]

Wonderful tutorial. I watch it every time I have to bind a quilt.

[@eventqueen24]

Thanks Jenny!! I had never ever done a binding after many years of quilting. The time finally came so I watched this video following each step, plus your video on hanging sleeves. I was pretty nervous but stepped through the instructions and it turned out beautifully. I still need to do the hand stitching, but enjoying the after glow of success with no picking. Thank you so much!!!

[@lazygoodan]

I worried about committing almost 17 minutes to something I've done a dozen times before - BUT - totally worth it. Another great video by MSQ. Love these videos. Keep them coming.

[@jakewagner8546]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you! Now that my grandma has passed, I cannot ask her anymore. I really appreciate this! All the best.

[@peggyharden8793]

I am so sorry that you have lost a loved one with whom you shared the joy of sewing, and was a sewing mentor, as well as a grandmother. She has obviously given you a great legacy!

[@pateddleman149]

This is my go to video for bindings. I always refresh myself and use this technique anytime I putting on a binding. So far it has worked out perfectly every time. Thank You.

[@baseballquilter8984]

Wow! Do you know that you are the first person I have ever heard say that if you are machine binding you are supposed to sew from the backside. That's what I do now I sew from the back and machine bind. Thank you for this. I am so glad you to go back and watch many of your past tutorials. I am even using some of your past patterns. Thanks Jenny!🥰😉

[@wwilli37]

OMG! I have always hated doing the binding, that is until now! I tried your methods, both the corners and the ending. Perfect! The big leap of faith was cutting the binding after overlapping 2 1/2". Where has this been all my quilting life!! BTW I love your tutorials. Working on a smaller version of your curvy log cabin

[@amandammmq]

I've never quilted before, but I wanted to make some mini mug rugs out of mask scraps. This video showed me exactly what I needed to know to finish them off nicely. Thank you!

[@judymarcucci2823]

First, I love you, Jenny!!! Went to one of your seminars in Greensboro, NC this past August and was thrilled to meet you in person. You light up the room with your smile and personality. Ok - I revisit this tutorial every time I have to sew a binding on one of my quilts, because I just don't get it. After reading a lot of the comments here, I am soooooooo glad that I'm not the only one who has a mental block about how to do this. I also start and stop the tutorial many times, rip out the seam A LOT, and then the light goes on and I get it! Biggest problem is how to turn the fabric, join and not twist it. I'll get it one of these days,. Thanks, Jenny, for all of your tutorials. I've watched so many and have learned so much.

[@carolegentry6538]

I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial and learned so much! I was nervous about putting the binding on my first quilt, so I made a small "practice" quilt and sewed a binding on. Your instructions were clear--up until attaching the binding ends. I wasn't sure if I place the ends right sides or wrong sides together. I figured it out and it looked like yours. Thank you so much, Jenny and MSQ! I'll be back for more.

[@captlynhall]

I am about to finish a quilt that should have been done over two years ago but due to circumstances it got put off. I hand quilt, so it takes me a while to complete one. Since it has been so long, I decided to come look at your binding tutorial again. Happy I did. That trick about how to handle the beginning and end seam looks easy to do. Thank you. And I couldn't remember how wide to make the binding. So 2.5" it is.

[@thiamarie4250]

Thank you, Jenny for making this an enjoyable and super learning tutorial!! Although I've been quilting for years, I'm a self taught quilter and missed a few tips along the way. You were a pleasure to watch and I really was happy you kept it "real". You even had me chuckle a few times. Thanks a bunch.

[@jackiehomeowner9111]

Thank you so much Jenny! I was really stressing about binding my quilt and then you made it so easy!

[@MrLarryC11]

Thank you Jenny I love all of your videos but this one I have watched over and over again. In fact, every time I need to do a binding, I watch it again for review. If I ever get to Missouri, I will seek out your shop and thank you in person for all the great tutorials that you have provided. You are an awesome woman. Susan

[@ellengse]

Thanks for the excellent explanation & especially that trick about combining the final pieces together. So excited to spend my afternoon binding a wedding quilt that's been in the works for five years!

[@reneej6120]

This tutorial is such a valuable resource. I love being able review it whenever I'm binding another quilt. Thanks!

[@mswinegar]

Whenever I need to know how to quilt, bind or whatever I always go to your videos. They explain things so well and I know exactly what to do. Thank you so much Jenny.

[@AdirondackSpirit]

I’m getting ready to bind my first quilt- thank you so much for providing this video, I actually believe I can get this task done now. 🙂

[@laurelkirrane6896]

Jenny, I was having a terrible time trying to figure out the mitered corners and how to end the binding. I watched your video 2 times and BINGO. I got it. Thank you for all your great tutorials. They help so many of us l.

[@normaaubut4647]

Thanks Jenny for this tutorial. I come back again and again to view it, every time I have a quilt to finish. It's a gorgeous tutorial, very useful!

[@suzannegalvin5287]

This tutorial has been so helpful! I am working on binding my first quilt and I feel so confident with it after working through this video!! Thank you for your awesome demonstration!

[@grandmalovesmebest]

Thanks Jenny! I have the same problems with seams going the wrong way so now I know how to avoid that. Also I just did a pillow kit that said to make straight binding. I didn't know to sew the strips together on the bias at the seams (the few things I ve made so far called for bias binding). Eventually, I hope to get the rules down and remember them and just sit down and sew! Love your videos and your projects.

[@lindashergold7699]

A quilt which was started in 2008, has been completed today!! (my very first quilt from beginning to end). Thank you so much for your very easy to follow and very informative tutorials - couldn't have done it without your help.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Isn't that such a wonderful feeling? Love it!! :)

[@CKWeatherford]

Congratulations

[@nanaroehrich3866]

I like watching Missouri Stat Quilt. The make it loks simple. They swow lots of short cuts. Make hard petterns much more easy.

[@susanbailey1815]

Thank you so much. I was nervous cutting the bias 2 1/2 inches but I did it and it worked perfectly the first time.

[@Jennyflute52]

I love your tutorials! I'm mostly adding this for my own reference because this is the only part that gives me trouble. Take the right side piece (bottom) of binding, unfold it, turn it toward you and lay it with the Right side up. Take the left side piece, open it, turn it away from you. Lay it on top of the bottom binding with the Wrong side up. Cross the two pieces as you do when joining strips for binding. Leave just a bit hanging over each side so you can tell where they join. Sew across the point.

[@SSmith-hh6cb]

This is by far the best way to bind a quilt, it's so easy and take so much less effort.. THANK YOU

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Faron Smith Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@DrMung]

Thank you for the great tutorial on binding a quilt. It's been years since I've quilted, and this was good to review exactly how to finish the quilt that I worked so hard on. Thank you again!

[@ChiaraSatine]

Thanks so much, that’s the most perfect binding tutorial ever and your way of explaining everything is just the loveliest. From Italy with love.

[@ezonline8710]

You can never take this video off KZbin! I come back to it again and again every time I finish a quilt. I know exactly where the description of connecting the two ends of the binding is. I need this refresher course every time. Thank you!!!

[@SamsonsamSim]

Tiny pieces make perfect pillow stuffers! I save ALL my tiny pieces!! And maybe you can offer bags of them for sale. I remember years ago seeing bags of scraps for sale. I wish I had found this video sooner! Thank you for sharing!

[@edithclark3919]

2020 found this tutorial this year. What a great help! I have bound 5 quilts using this technique. Thank you.

[@susancastelletti4356]

I tried this on a lap-size quilt and it worked THE FIRST TIME! I am so shocked and excited! Thank you so much!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

+Susan Castelletti you are so welcome! :)

[@lawsonbrinton682]

Hi Susan, how's your day going with you?

[@jenniferericksen5446]

I love your teaching videos. I'm not a quilter, don't like sewing, but my three daughters begged me to make them quilts. Where to start? Thank heaven for your videos.. they saved me! :) Plus, you are a riot to watch-- so cute!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

+Jennifer Ericksen Thank you so much! You'll be a quilter in no time! ;) Let us know if you have any questions along the way!!

[@lindamiller6393]

Jennifer Eri🐽😉🐤🕺👬👣👣👮👣👣👥cksen 😯

[@oof849]

Missouri Star Quilt Company hh.

[@sandygray4626]

So do you make quilts now after making them for your daughter’s? Just curious 🤔

[@delmawatters4309]

Hi Jenny, just a a wee comment to thank you. I am quilting newbie after leaving work due to illness and was finding it hard to pass the time. I needed to do something while sitting as I cannot walk very well. I found you channel and thank the good Lord I did. You have been a Godsend and I have learned so much from you. I hope to maybe get as good as you. So many hugs from Ireland.

[@MsPhamlin]

LOVE this...now to finish my current quilt. I also noticed your Wedding Ring Quilt and I just finished mine after having it in storage for over 20 years!! And, I also used red binding like yours. The binding was an issue on that quilt but I made it through. Now I have a log cabin lap quilt to finish and it will be finished by following your very EASY instructions. Thank you so much!

[@momialacarr8327]

Oh my gosh, the Stars just aligned on how to “get it together” on the finishing of my binding. I Love You! Thank You Jenny Doan ❤️

[@melmack2003]

Great tutorial, Jenny [thanks!]....here's a tip I picked up: if you don't have a little ruler close by, you can use the scrap of binding you cut off. Just turn it width-wise and lay it on top of the other end. Then you have a 'template' for where to cut the long side.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Love it! Thanks for watching and the great tip Mel Mack!

[@asifjahan609]

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[@shreyareddy2735]

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[@brianmuscutt9497]

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[@AbisDen]

ingenious , things become so suddenly obvious when pointed out, thank you for sharing this tip x

[@jeankilbourn1809]

Thank you, Jenny. This tutorial is so understandable, I think I can do it.

[@sabrinapaprocki4076]

Thank you so very much for this tutorial. I had to unpick the last part of the binding 3 times - but by golly I got it done after watching that last part of the tutorial 4 times. THANKS so much Jenny Doan! And Missouri Start Quilt Company.

[@dianekeller5888]

I just sewed my first binding on my first quilt. Thank you so much for this well done and informative video!

[@shirleymowrey4178]

OMG, that was amazing!!!! I am with you all the way, I will be able to bind my quilt without any crying and stomping my feet. lol, not quite that bad. My sister told if I needed to learn anything this was the place to learn from, of course she was correct. She is a master sewing teacher. Thank you for all the great advice. Happy Thanksgiving to all of you.

[@lawsonbrinton682]

Hi Shirley, how's your day going with you?

[@teresaczerwinski1567]

Jenny, if I was going to a deserted island and I one spot in my boat, you would be my honoured guest to go with me. I love your animated tutorials. I leant so much from you. Thank you for doing this .

[@travisanderson2479]

Wishing a wonderful day to my amazing friend! Hope you find success and happiness wherever you go.

[@travisanderson2479]

Hi Teresa how are you doing today?

[@victoriatiedemann5177]

I've bound my first three quilts with a machine and have not been able to figure out how to do it by hand through the books I have so this tutorial made it so much easier for me so that I can hand bind since my next two quilts I've nearly completed are for other people! Thanks. I love Jenny Doan's giggly personality too. She definitely wasn't boring! :)

[@lawsonbrinton682]

Hi Victoria, how's your day going with you?

[@carolbaker7279]

Thank you so much Jenny! You are the perfect teacher. You make it look do-able for a beginner like me !

[@cristydavis6894]

I so enjoy watching your videos. You are down to earth and normal and explain things in such an easy manner. Thank you!

[@hilaryeyres7168]

So, last year I listened to a "Without Fail" podcast that featured the Missouri Star Quilt Company. What a joy to search for binding tips and find one of your videos. I hope your business continues to thrive.

[@lawsonbrinton682]

Hi Hilary, how's your day going with you?