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Quilting and Binding

The final steps to completion

December 21st....

The next step is quilting and binding the t-shirt project.

I think this quilt will get lots of use, so I wanted to put lots of quilting on it. I therefore chose to machine quilt this t-shirt quilt on my longarm machine. You might choose to use your sewing machine, or hand quilt or even tie it.

Quilting on a long arm quilting machine


Once the quilting is finished, it is time for the binding. On this quilt, I sewed the binding to the BACK of the quilt, then folded it around to the front and stitched it down. You can use a straight stitch or a decorative stitch for this final step.

I can't wait to see John's reaction when he sees his t-shirts made into a quilt!!

Binding a Quilt

Binding a Quilt
Binding a Quilt

Now to miter the corner.....

These instructions are given in detail on the "Learn to Quilt - Binding" page.


Binding a Quilt

Binding a Quilt

For the final step, I flip the quilt over, and top stitch the binding.


Binding a Quilt

Binding a Quilt
Binding a Quilt Binding a Quilt
Binding a Quilt Binding a Quilt



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