Using a Blanket Stitch for Binding!

[@Pnutty101]

Loved this technique on a mini quilt. I sewed the binding on the front, wrapped the binding to the back and glued it down with Elmers glue then stitched the binding on the public side. The best machine binding I’ve done so far if I do say so myself and I do say so. The front is perfect, the mitered corners actually have miters in them, and the binding from the back looks pretty darn good. Good results from a technique that I’ve wanted to try for a long time. Thanks for the instructions and inspiration!!

[@HALO_Inspirations]

You are sew welcome. We are so glad you tried this method and loved it. Please stop by again.

[@ColeenSewsChats]

That is a cute & fantabulous idea !🤯😍 I gotta try it ! Thank you Angel!

[@HALO_Inspirations]

Thank you Coleen. Having options is great with quilting.

[@sharoncoy8305]

Looks great... like the blanket stitch

[@HALO_Inspirations]

Thank you it is another option.

[@MemoirsofaLongArmQuilter]

No lines in Nova Scotia!!! 😂😂😂 This is how I first started doing my bindings. Thank you for taking me back down memory lane.😊 (I see you bopping and singing it! 😂)

[@HALO_Inspirations]

You are sew welcome 🤗

[@HALO_Inspirations]

You are too funny, Sassy Steph! We can bop and sing it together!!! LOL

[@sharoncoy8305]

Love the table runner...

[@HALO_Inspirations]

Thank you

[@yvonnedetweiler922]

Can't wait to try this!!! What to you do if you don't want the triangles in the corners?

[@HALO_Inspirations]

Hello, Miss Yvonne!! Nice to see you again! Do you mean the mitered corners? If "sew," how do you want to do your binding?