This was so informative! Thank you for showing each step in close up detail!

Beautiful quilt! Your tutorials are very good as always!❤

@CarolinaMoore

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🥰

Thank you for this video! Watching each step helps my brain figure it out, though it still feels a little like magic Lol! 🧡

@CarolinaMoore

3 ай бұрын

It is magic... fabric magic. 🥰

@AntisocialAuntie

3 ай бұрын

@@CarolinaMoore You are a sorceress! Or sew-ceress! Lol! I crack myself up 🤣 🤣🤣

You are the first one I've heard mention that quilting nose corner thingy in the hundreds and hundreds of hours of videos I've watched. I read it in an old quilting book years ago. Gorgeous color quilt. Do you remember who's fabric is on the back?

@CarolinaMoore

3 ай бұрын

I'd been quilting 30 years before I heard about binding "noses!" But I like to mention them, because some people do care about that sort of thing. The backing fabric is from "Avantgarde" from Art Gallery Fabrics AVG-18905W

I use a votive holder plus a large nut from my husband’s nuts and bolts stash for my glue. I glue baste everything. Your quilt is lovely. Sixty degree diamond?

Are you sewing on the front of the quilt?

@CarolinaMoore

21 күн бұрын

I start the binding on the front, then wrap it around to the back to stitch down. ❤️

@conniestallworth2043

21 күн бұрын

I always thought you were supposed to start in back & wrap to the front.

@CarolinaMoore

21 күн бұрын

@conniestallworth2043 the "standard" has always been to sew to the front, then hand-stitch to the back. This is so that it looks perfectly clean on the front, and the hand stitching was hidden on the back of the quilt. Some folks who want to completely stitch by machine, not hand, will stitch to the back, then bring it to the front and machine stitch on the front. This gives them the control of how the front of the quilt looks, with any wonky-ness of wavy stitching from pulling the binding over being hidden on the back. I fully support any method that quilters want to use to finish their quilt - do what works for you! Do what makes you the most satisfied with your finished quilt. ❤️ However, if you're asking what "the quilt police" would tell you is the "right" way to finish a quilt, they'd tell you it is to machine stitch the binding to the front, and then hand-stitch to the back.