So simple and easy to follow. Thank you ❤

Ive been watching tutorials for a very long time but this was by far superior to any for this subject. Thank you.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment Lisa! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. This method makes it easy to bind a blanket and the finished look is so professional.

Thank you so much, Joanne! My baby blanket corners changed from an amateurish mess to a beautiful professional finish!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

5 ай бұрын

Hi Joan! Sorry I missed your comment earlier. So glad to hear that your blanket finishing was a success!!!

Best baby blanket miter technique I've seen. Thank you.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate your kindness! I created this video because I really want a good looking satin trim myself and wanted to help everyone else get good results too!Glad you enjoyed the video.

This tutorial saved me so much time and energy. I couldn't believe it was this easy to sew the satin binding with mitered corners. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

So happy to know the tutorial helped you achieve sewing success!!! I appreciate hearing from you :-)

Your tutorial help me be more confident in sewing mitered corners! I stop making blankets with satin binding until I saw your tutorial. Thank you! 😊

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Kee Bell! I'm so glad to know the tutorial helped you. These blankets are so beautiful when finished with wide satin binding. I hope you enjoy making blankets :-)

I really do appreciate this video. Thank you so much, you made it so much simpler than I would have thought it would be.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment Kathryn! I'm so glad you found this video helpful :-) Happy sewing!

Great instructions! I had to straight stitch my binding on, but your tips worked for me! (I basted the binding on before sewing it - I was taught to never underestimate the power or importance of basting!) Thanks - Baby blanket on it's way to the new baby!🐤

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for leaving your comments. I'm sure your blanket turned out beautiful! I like to say there is a time and a place to baste. Baby is going to love the blanket :-)

Been trying to figure this out for a while. I was so close. Thanks for closing the loop and great job with your video!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

5 ай бұрын

Very happy to be able to help! Sometimes we just need a little extra help! Happy sewing!

Thank you for your video on baby blanket binding. This is the best method I have come across and I am currently going around the edges of a baby blanket following your great instructions.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so glad to know the video and instructions were helpful for you Christine! I’m sure your blanket will be beautiful!!!

Exactly what I was looking for and seems obvious now you've explained it, but I was clueless where to start (or how to finish haha). Thank you!!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

5 ай бұрын

You are so welcome! I hope you have lots of success making some cuddly blankets 😊 Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

Thank you so much for teaching the beautiful corners!!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome Patricia! This method makes the finished blanket look so neat and nice!

Just had a friend make her quilt and wanted this satin binding and I had no idea ,so thank you for showing this great tutorial.Now I will try to put this on for her

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for writing! This technique gives such a pro look to a blanket. Happy Sewing!

Great instructions! Thanks!

Thanks so much I think I will make some. You are a good teacher. I enjoy your sessions very much!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jaqueline! I appeciate your kind comments :-) You'll find downloadable instructions here: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/Itsseweasy_1809-1.htm

Thank you! This made binding a minky baby blanket go together easily.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

So glad you found this video helpful Emily! Minky blankets are sooo wonderful!

Thank God for you and your video Joanne

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

I apreciate your kind comments Camilla!

Thank you for this video. You made it look so easy!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your comments JD Marr! I'm so glad to know you enjoyed the video. This mitered trim technique is not hard at all. You can practice folding and pinning the corners before you even stitch and you'll see it all take shape.

Excellent tutorial, thank you! 😊

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your input Kathy!

Thank you so much for this!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

You are more than welcome! Thanks for watching!

thank you you are an Amazing teacher.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your kind comment Nataliya!

Excellent video, I am a beginner and I’m excited I found you

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard Angela! Thanks for watching and I hope you will stick around for more sewing videos. Happy sewing to you!!!

Loved this

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for your comment Linda!

Thank you. Really helped.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

So glad to hear that Sylvia!

Super helpful technique

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

9 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful! This method works out so beautifully when you follow the steps.

Thank you so much, your instructions are very clear and helpful. I am new to sewing but sadly my schedule does not allow for classes. So thank you again for this great video 😃

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for your note Sandra! This type of blanket is easy to make and the satin finish makes it really special. You'll find downloadable instructions for show 1809-1 on the itsseweasytv.com website. Happy Sewing!

@sandramartin6949

3 жыл бұрын

Let's Go Sew with Joanne Banko Thank you, I’ll be giving this one a try very soon and I’ll definitely check out the site. 😊

I love this video thanks so very much.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

5 ай бұрын

So glad to know you enjoyed this video! Thank you for watching 😊

Excelente tutorial!!👍

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

So glad you liked it Morena!

So helpful!!!!!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

Жыл бұрын

Glad you got something from this! Blankets come out beautiful using this technique for satin binding.

I wish she would take more time explaining how to do the final mitered corner.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

9 ай бұрын

Somehow your comment slipped by me until just today so I apologize for the delay in answering. Thanks for watching. I think this coordinating downloadable PDF tip sheet should be helpful for you as it includes with photos. Check it out here: www.letsgosew.com/tip-sheet--mitered-satin-blanket-binding.html Hope this helps!

Thanks 😊

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome :-)

Maybe I missed something! When I got to the end I was confused how much tail I needed to leave so I could do the fold + miter corner. I started with plenty, then had to keep trimming. Then ended up with too little! What is the gauge for measuring the end when you do the final corner?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Rachel! You just need one inch to fold under for the final corner. Once you fold under the inch you then fold each end in to form a point, clip or pin, and then resume stitching to finish it off. I think it will help you to see the still photos in the instructions. You will find them if you click on the link here: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/ISE_1809-1_INST.pdf

Do you sew the open seam left on the corners? I’ve looked all over the internet to find out and nobody even mentions it. Please! I’m putting the binding on right now.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 ай бұрын

Hello Shelly! The answer is yes. At the very end of the video I talk about zig zagging the folds. You'll find written instructions with photos here: www.letsgosew.com/tip-sheet--mitered-satin-blanket-binding.html

I do not have a walking foot. I did a decorative stitch but it didn't align the same on the front to the back. Maybe I will order a walking foot. I have a crafters choice babylock.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 ай бұрын

It can be tricky to have decorative stitches flow properly on slippery fabric or bulky layers. For this project, the walking foot will be a great help but I would suggest using a simple zigzag stitch. Thanks so much for watching!

What kind of fabric did you use? I have a minky but it seems to be thicker than what I see you are using Joanne.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching Joy! The fabric is known as single faced Cuddle3 by a company called Shannon Fabrics. You can see that I used a double layer. If your fabric looks and feels good on both sides, then you can make a blanket with just one satin finished layer. Hope this helps 😊

I always have problems with the last satin corner...wish me luck this time.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Wish you all the best Demara! You can do it!!!

Loved the tutorial Thank you Dose it work the same for a crocheted rug

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment Vera! I’m not really sure how it would work on crochet. If the weave is not too loose or stretchy it may work. I would consider trying it and hand basting before you sew on the machine. Let me know if you give it a try 🙂

@veramills7939

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joanne will give it ago and will let you know how I go

Thanks for this video but how do you stitch the mitered corners? Thank you.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Sheryl, Thanks for your question. You'll see me fold the corners in the video and at the very end I talk about stitching each folded corner with a zig zag stitch. Stitching from the edge where it touches the blanket to the point will anchor the fold in place. You could use a straight stitch too, but the zig zag makes it easy to catch all the edges and keeps the mitered corners flat. Take a look at the coordinating written instructions for more info: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/ISE_1809-1_INST.pdf

Great video! Just what I was looking for. What size of satin binding are you using? Thanks!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind comments Elaine! I used 2-inch wide packaged binding by Wrights. It measures 4-inches when it is unfolded, and has one side slightly wider that the other. I hope you get the chance to imitate this technique. Let me know if you have any more questions. Happy Sewing!

@elainemarielaswell4957

3 жыл бұрын

@@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko Thanks for your quick reply! I did finally see that tip sheet on your website. I'll be picking this binding up at Joann Fabrics tomorrow. Thanks again!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to help@@elainemarielaswell4957!

This is such a good tutorial, thank you Joanne. Can you tell me what type and size needle you use please?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Vicki! thanks so much for leaving a comment. I'm happy you liked the tutorial :-) I used a Microtex (sharp) needle to sew the satin binding. A size 10 or 12 would work well for this project. Have fun making one of your own.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Me again Vicki! Wanted to let you know that you can find the coordinating written instructions for this project on my website here on this page: www.letsgosew.com/its-sew-easy-tv-series-1800.html

@vickimaggs8239

2 жыл бұрын

@@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko - Thank you! You are very kind and generous with your time. I appreciate it. A big hug from Down Under.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to help you anytime @@vickimaggs8239! Hugs back to you 🙂

No backstitching needed? Thanks for posting for a newbie by the way. I've gone up the corner with a zigzag because my damaged brain and wonky eye couldn't get it right on 2 thick layers of Minky or cotton Minky combo.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

Ай бұрын

Great question and I really didn’t explain it, so allow me to do so now 😉Many machines have the capability to tie off a stitch at the beginning and end by the needle going down multiple times in the same place, essentially forming a knot. If your machine doesn’t have this feature, you can pull the needle thread to the back side and hand tie the needle and bobbin threads together, then clip the excess. I don’t like to back stitch with a zig zag for two reasons. One, it makes the stitch too thick, and two, it is hard to get the backwards stitch to land directly on top of the previous stitching and it can look messy. Hope this helps and thank you so much for watching!!!

@tcsmith5071

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much. No, I bought a Singer Heavy Duty 4423 for 1st machine. I agree on stitching looking bulky. What I did here was your way and then just went diagonal up the edge 1 or 2 stitches with back only 1. It does bulk it a bit in that small area but the corners are staying firmly in place. I've got Hashimoto's which mimics MS that has caused White Matter/Small Vessel Disease, Autonomic Neuropathy and Autonomic Dysreflexia just to name a few. I'm left cognitively bankrupt in a lot of areas. Not doing the edges backwards (as I just did one. I think I forgot to flip it) and maths are totally gone now. It took me hours to complete my 1st blanket 3 years ago which was a cotton/minky self binding. It turned out beautifully but my brain just takes angles and reverses them. It makes for a lot of practice, patience and tenacity. I've got a seam ripper and leftover binding so I'll monkey until I get it right. Or, at least better. The corner is now 98% stitch free and looks so much better. It will come in handy next week when I make another. I may even redo the 2 my granddaughter just took home today. At least her good 40"x40". The 24"×32" to take to her mom's house can keep its quirks!! I agree with others, your videos are some of the best. I'm grateful for the wisdom.

I am making a satin border on a fleece but indeed to piece 2 pjs of satin border for my sized blanket. Do you have a video showing how to piece a satin binding to fleece single layer the fleece has both size with the same design no need for backing

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Rosa! I don't have any other videos on putting on satin binding and I'm not quite getting a picture of what you are trying to accomplish. perhaps this video on binding with bias tape will help you: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIGio9WzlJbFoM4.html Please get back in touch if I can help you further.

Do you need to stitch down the corners also?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry I missed this earlier Domenick. Yes, after you have the binding attached you will want to go back and zigzag or straight stitch across the folded corners. You'll see that illustrated that in step nine of my coordinating instructions here: itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/ISE_1809-1_INST.pdf

Does anyone know if this work on a knitted blanket?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

You should be able to apply the binding to a knitted blanket. However, I would not attempt sewing it on the machine without first pinning and then basting it in place with hand stitches. When you sew by hand you can east the fabric in a little at a time to avoid stretching the edges out of shape. After basting, I would sew it on the machine, sewing slowly, using a walking foot and a slightly longer and wider stitch. Happy sewing!

Is it possible to put satin binding on a blanket with rounded corners? I can't find any videos on it. Thanks!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Andrea! Your question is a good one. For satin binding on rounded corners you would need to make your own satin binding cut from fabric on the bias. this allows you to ease around the curves. You may want to check out this video for a baby bath wrap. The idea could apply to a blanket as well. Here is the KZread link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIGio9WzlJbFoM4.html You'll find the same video on my website www.letsgosew.com, along with instructions for the baby wrap: www.letsgosew.com/its-sew-easy-tv_series-1500.html

Oh my goodness! This was great and helped a lot! Thank you so much!! Can you please share what type of sewing machine you have please?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

So glad you found this tutorial helpful Ashita. I use Brother machines in the TV studio and in my own personal sewing space. All of the machines I have are sold through Brother authorized dealers. Let me know if you need any more help or questions answered :-)

Hiii! Can satin binding be used with circle corner blankets?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Stephanie! That's a great question! I think you are asking about a blanket that has straight edges but the corners are curved. If that is correct, yes, you could still use the satin binding shown here. However, you not miter the corners, you would just join the binding at the starting/ending point. Also, when you maneuver around the corners you would need to gather the top and bottom side of the binding to fit the edges. You can do this by using a hand basting stitch, pull up the thread to fit, then stitch along the edge of the binding with a zig zag just like you see in the video. Another option would be to use a bias binding, either purchased or self made. Bias will naturally curve around the edges. Also note that a more narrow binding will be easier to stitch around curved corners. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need more info :-)

@stephaniediaz2479

3 жыл бұрын

@@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko thank you!!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniediaz2479, you are most welcome :-) Happy sewing!

Question: do I really need a walking foot to sew on a satin binding?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Carol! Your question is a good one. I find that a walking foot makes tricky fabrics easier to sew with less fuss. If you are sewing without one you may want to pin and then hand baste the satin in place so it doesn't ripple as you sew. You could also try using additional pins to hold the layers in place as you stitch. The walking foot is well known for keeping quilt layers from shifting but I like to call it my "fussy fabrics foot." Hope this helps :-)

@kxbx22

3 жыл бұрын

Let's Go Sew with Joanne Banko ‘

The ribbon I bought isn't folded. Is this the wrong ribbon? Should I iron the ribbon I have? Last, I do I know for sure both sides of the ribbon will be attached to the quilt ?? Anyone? Thanks !

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Hello JNorene Platt! for this type of project you need 2" Satin Blanket Binding by Wrights. When unfolded, it measures 4" wide. this type of binding is readily available. If you follow the method here and use a zigzag stitch you'll be sure to catch both edges of the binding. If your particular ribbon is 4" wide you could fold it in half and mimic the effect but it may be a little tricky as most ribbon won't crease as well as the pre-folded binding. Also, this blanket binding is folded so that the bottom half is just a teeny bit wider than the top to ensure that the ribbon gets caught on both top and bottom. I hope this helps!

Can you use this with quilts?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

6 ай бұрын

There I no reason why not! The only thing you would need to do is piece the packaged satin binding to make longer strips for larger sizes. If you do need to do that, it is a good idea to piece the strips on the diagonal. You can see what I mean by diagonal pieces in this baby wrap video here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIGio9WzlJbFoM4.htmlsi=bN_QxYzceb76YXNC Hope this helps and thank you so much for watching Gayle!!!

How wide is the satin binding?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your question Denise Volmering. I used pre-packaged Wright's satin binding. It's 2" inches wide, 4" if unfolded. It's available at big box fabric stores and comes in a nice variety of colors plus some specialty prints.

Do you have the link to the tip sheet for this ?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Amanda! You'll find it here on this page: www.letsgosew.com/its-sew-easy-tv-series-1800.html

I am having a hard time keep the satin even when I see it, on one side the satin will be sewn but on the other side it didn’t catch it. What am I doing wrong?

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Izzy! Let me try to help. The pre-packaged satin binding is wider on the bottom so so you want to make sure the more narrow side of the binding is facing you when you stitch. Using a wide zig-zag to stitch down the binding makes it easier to fully catch both sides. Also, make sure you use enough pins to keep the binding in place while you stitch. You could even consider hand basting the binding down. Last but not least, use a walking foot to make the task easier. Hope this helps!

@izzyswanson5042

3 жыл бұрын

@@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko Thank you I will try this out tonight!

Thanks for the video, it helped. I think I do something wrong. Can you help me

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

I'm happy to help in any way I can. Perhaps looking at the images in the written instruction will help you see the steps in detail. Here is a link: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/ISE_1809-1_INST.pdf Let me know if you have more questions.

@kalliejoscottonpatch

2 жыл бұрын

@@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko thank you for the written instruction

I need to know how to mitre

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Dolores! I hope you found the video helpful. You'll find a full tutorial with instructions and photos for the blanket shown on the show here: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/Itsseweasy_1809-1.htm

So incredibly easy ive watched so many other videos and they are so complicated. Not yours!

For some reason I am having a very difficult time with the last corner. Of course I'm using material that is much thicker on the backside! Can you tell me about how much to cut the binding off on the last corner to be able to work it easily? Thanks!

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

3 жыл бұрын

HI Theresa! Let me try to help. You need one inch of binding extending beyond the last corner. Be sure to use lots of pins or clips and consider hand basting if you need to to keep everything together more securely. Steps 7 & 8 of the instructions show the amount of binding on the last corner. Here is a link to the steps with photos: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/ISE_1809-1_INST.pdf

I am doing this on a twin blanket so I have four packages of binding. Should I iron the binding first? It was wrapped around cardboard.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Melissa! Iron the binding with a low iron temperature to flatten it out. When you join the seam for the two lengths of binding it will look nicer and lay flatter if you create a diagonal seam. This would be the type of seam quilters would use to add length to binding. When sewing your binding position that diagonal seam so it falls somewhere along one of the edges. Reach out if you need more help :-)

@melissahoaglund9808

2 жыл бұрын

@@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko thank you!

This was way too fast and simplified. Do you cut the sides only and you have 4 strips? I read and printed the instructions but I’m a visual person so I need to watch. I really would like a reeeeaaaally beginner dumbed downed version. Pretend. You did great for at the beginning but when you were getting to the corners aaaahh you hurried. And that’s what the video was supposed to be about. I do appreciate it.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 ай бұрын

I appreciate hearing from you! The TV show had very tight timelines and that’s why it is so short. Let me see what I can do about a slower, more detailed version :-) Hopefully, you are subscribed to the channel and will receive a notification for new videos. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

I really wish you had gone slower on the first mitered corner, I am so lost. 😭

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jennabee25! I'm sorry you had trouble catching the steps for the first mitered corner. Time is always so limited on the show. I do have a PDF with instructions and photos that you might find helpful. Take a look here on my website:www.letsgosew.com/tip-sheet--mitered-satin-blanket-binding.html Let me know if I can help further.

@luvtoshop4314

Жыл бұрын

You can regulate the speed of the video by clicking on the settings (wheel) icon.

@Jennaye17

Жыл бұрын

@LuvtoShop I meant explanation wise, I know how to slow down the video, thanks though!

Satin breaks down after a while. Not good when you have to bleach the babies blankets

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

2 жыл бұрын

It is tricky to find materials that hold up to bleach. I tend to use oxygenated bleach for most things these days. Thanks for taking the time to write and share your thoughts Scarlet.

@luvtoshop4314

Жыл бұрын

why are you bleaching baby blankets? Perhaps a vinegar rinse is a better alternative if it's really needed.

Watched it several times, slowed it down and I still don't get how she does the corners. After she opens the fold, she lost me.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

9 ай бұрын

Hi Florence! Somehow the comment slipped by me until just today so I apologize for the delay in answering. This coordinating downloadable PDF tip sheet should be helpful with photos. Check it out here: www.letsgosew.com/tip-sheet--mitered-satin-blanket-binding.html

The instruction of the mitered corners was way to simplified. I watched over and over but still could not accomplish what the video demonstrated. Sooo frustrating

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

Жыл бұрын

Hi Nina, It's Sew Easy Tv segments are pretty short so steps have to be prepped to see the time requirements for PBS. Please take a look at the PDF of instructions made to coordinate with the video here: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1800/1809/Itsseweasy_1809-1.htm You'll find detailed photos that should help clarify the process for you. Hope this helps!

Difficult mitered corners oversimplified’!! So frustrating!! You obviously prepped and pressed prior but the corners are the hardest part. No help at all from this video.

@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko

9 ай бұрын

Hi Nina, Somehow the comment slipped by me until just today so I apologize for the delay in answering. Time is very short with these shows and it means having to combine some steps to show on TV. This coordinating downloadable PDF tip sheet should be helpful with photos. Check it out here: www.letsgosew.com/tip-sheet--mitered-satin-blanket-binding.html Hope this helps!

Too much preliminary talking....get to the point, please