Stuffing the binding & Simon

Howdy!
Nah, I don't sew binding to the front by machine, I do it all by hand;
I'm a hand sewing fiend! I do sew the front side of the
binding first, tho', to make sure it's an even finish; the back is
mostly even. g
Whatever works to get it Finished is the Right Way to do it! ;-D

Ragmop/Sandy--- Simon Sez: take one giant step forward &
Finish your quilts!

"Dr. Quilter" wrote in message
...
I do like Ragmop, and sew to the front by SM, blind stitch to back by
hand. no torque, but I always use bias even if some say you don't need
to for a rectangular quilt. I find pleasure in turning a relatively
small square of fabric into yards of binding! )

so you think it was supposed to be 6" 1/4 and not 3" 1/4 in the previous
post?

I know you don't.... I meant "I do like Ragmop in terms of cutting" AND
(then) sew to the front by SM.. etc etc.... )

Ellison wrote:

Howdy!
Nah, I don't sew binding to the front by machine, I do it all by hand;
I'm a hand sewing fiend! I do sew the front side of the
binding first, tho', to make sure it's an even finish; the back is
mostly even. g
Whatever works to get it Finished is the Right Way to do it! ;-D

Ragmop/Sandy--- Simon Sez: take one giant step forward &
Finish your quilts!

"Dr. Quilter" wrote in message
...

I do like Ragmop, and sew to the front by SM, blind stitch to back by
hand. no torque, but I always use bias even if some say you don't need
to for a rectangular quilt. I find pleasure in turning a relatively
small square of fabric into yards of binding! )

so you think it was supposed to be 6" 1/4 and not 3" 1/4 in the previous
post?





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