Quilt Binding - Easy way to connect the ends WITHOUT special rulers - Super QUICK

Hey everybody! Today I'm going to show you how I machine sew my binding, connecting the two ends WITHOUT using any special rulers. This is a quick way to finish up your binding with perfect results. Thanks for watching!

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[boggybayoubreaks]

Thanks to you the binding gods were on my side today. I could Thank you SO MUCH

[kimberleeboston]

I have used this video over and over to help me finish a binding. It always comes out perfect & professional. Thank you!

[kathleenpeterson]

Best tutorial ever on joining binding edges!! Even bought the Binding Tool and messed that up!! Thank you so much!!

[janellebrammer]

I have watched other tutorials and taken a couple of classes and this short video was THE BEST for helping me to do it right the first time. Thank you so much.

[danasolt]

Best tutorial out there on detailed easy to follow connecting the ends. I’ve sewed many quilts and this made it the best looking smooth binding ever. Thanks and keep making tutorials! ❤️🙌🏻💜

[debchampion]

Ditto to what Sara said... I always always connect the two ends incorrectly (have no idea) but watching you I see its right side to right side. Maybe next binding will be much easier. Thanks Lisa!

[sarahhunt]

I cannot believe how easy you have made this. Simple. I love doing quilts but I have always dreaded this last step. It seemed so complicated. Thank you for making it easy to understand and easy to do. ❤

[elainehamilton]

I think you are the first to show how to lay the bindings and I don't get a twist. THANK YOU. Excellent example.

[susanwilliams]

Thanks Lisa on how to do binding, I'm always having trouble . Keep safe and well.

[karenraabis]

That was very clear! I will save this. Thank you for explaining it so clearly.

[CarolMunson]

Thank you. First video where I was really able to see what was being done. Great camera angle, great lighting. Very helpful that you used prints with distinct right/wrong sides. And joining two different prints made it even more clear how the joining was done. Brava!

[rebeccachappell]

This is just what I needed and you explained it so well. I just finished binding my quilt and it looks great! Thank you for this tutorial.

[jerib]

Curious that you made a diagonal join on binding when you have all those straight seams on your pieced binding. Just for the record I'm old school and do bias bindings.

[brendakain]

Watched 3 times and then I got it. Many thanks for helping with my first quilt (from the UK)

[Juliemr]

Thank you so much. What an amazing tutorial. I am at exactly that point on my quilt where I wanted to just check I was doing my binding correctly. I wasn’t😂😂😂. But now I will. Fantastic.

[Mel_leit]

Very helpful!! Thank you! I almost lose my mind every

[skrall]

Do you make your own bias binding or straight binding

[ednahead]

Thank you for the easiest method I have seen so far.

[patpotucek]

Thank you for showing, very clearly, how to lay the binding ends together. I have been trying to stitch together a black solid binding, and couldn't figure out where I was, with both sides looking the same! Even when I tried marking the "wrong" side, I was getting an unexplainable twist! Thank you, thank you, thank you.!

[macaronitony]

I am currently making a vest with the bias made out of jeans! Unfortunately, I watched a tutorial about connecting bias, but didn't account For how balky the jeans bias would turn out. Would I have to Seam Rip my bias that is already double folded completely around my vest or can I simply Seam rip The area where ive made the mistake and follow through from what this tutorial is doing?