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Friday, February 8, 2013

Completion to Crow Over

Today marked the first time I hand-sewed a binding on and I loved it.

Would you like to see it ?~!

There she is-complete except for a label.

Close-up of the binding. What do you think ?
I did not cut it on the bias and I don't know why it makes a difference ?~!
Can 
Anyone help me with this question, I appreciate it.

Who loves his new lap warmer !~!

5 comments:

  1. Beautiful, Lynda. The only reason I know for cutting the binding on the bias is to help hide the seam, but I don't know if it helps or if it matters. My philosophy? Your quilt. Your rules.

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  2. I love your scrappy quilt, it looks great! you are so patient to hand quilt it :-) As for binding, I learned that it was so it all lays a bit flatter and doesn't create bulk.

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  3. Hallo Linda, thanks for your jind comment on my works. The bias binding helps on the rounded edges, on the linear edges bias or not it's the same.

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  4. Sweet quilt Lynda! Quiltycat has the right answer about bias bindings.

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