How to Sew a Mitered Corner

This step-by-step video tutorial demonstrates a handy skill: how to sew a mitered corner, which can be used to refine sewing projects like table runners, table cloths, napkins and place mats, giving them a more polished finish.

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[samsyummysweets]

I have come back to this video every time I help my daughter with a quilt. We don't sew frequently enough to fully remember the steps, but I was so close this time!
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[patmacfadzen]

Of all the tutorials I've watched this past year - your mitered corner one was the best. Short, precise and very easy to replicate. THANK YOU!

[crlskcl]

What😳😵 my aunt he taught me the most hardest way in comparison to this demonstration😢 Thank you for my heart is elated because I am creating 3 baby blankets and was not looking forward to all the pinning my aunt showed me. This is not to say my aunt cannot sew, but that we can only share what we know, so thank you again for sharing your experience. I will show my aunt now 👏🏽😊

[TheMaggiemay]

I’ve seen several videos on making mitered corners, and this is by far the simplest way of doing it. Clear instructions, no needless chatter. Thank you. This video is in my saved area because I refer to it if it’s been a while and I need a refresher.

[pipermarau]

this is easily one of the most valuable videos on the internet

[julieakyol]

Not only easy to understand, but not long winded like some that last up to 20 min. This is just so simply explained. Thank you so very much.

[MorganJServices]

It's a miracle! I can finally sew decent corners without driving myself crazy! Thank you so much for this easy tutorial.

[baseballquilter]

Wow! I wish I found this when I started quilting. Now, I just have reference it every time I make a quilt. Thank you for keeping this up for so long!🤩

[estellehowell]

I finally found someone who could teach me how to do these mitered corners. I cannot thank you enough.

[mmmtwobites]

Thank you! the simplest yet perfect tutorial on mitered corners! Your tutorial really was straight forward for a beginner/hobby sewer.

[DLampo]

I watched your video 5 times. I didn't understand the measurements. I finally gave up and just followed your instructions. It worked! It's my first time and I have checked fabric. I had so much trouble with other tutorials that seemed simple because of the pattern on the fabric. Your way it doesn't matter what the fabric looks like. Thank you so much 😊 I really appreciate your wonderful tutorial!

[ReinaSandia]

This video and instructions made it so simple, easy, and fast to do the corners! I've watched several videos and tried to read several instructions that only confused me. This one was perfect! Thanks!

[cyndiwong]

Where has this been all my life? As others have said!!! Hands down best mitered corner tutorial on the web. I've tried many and the way I've executed them, the results are always a wee bit wonky. But this is perfect... Yes, perfect! I had to stop mid-project to say THANK YOU!

[pavycool]

Thanks! This is the best tutorial I have found on YouTube! This technique is perfect for the corners of the chefs' aprons I make too! I am so glad tablecloths, aprons and napkins are back "in" these days. I just got a new kitchen table and all my better tablecloths are too big now--I really needed this quick, easy and perfect technique. Maybe I will make some napkins or chip/bread basket liners from the excess fabric too! Oh... and this also works for making scarfs (even with silk and, of course, the right needle)--soooo many uses! Thanks again.

[karlifuller]

Best tutorial I've found yet. Simple, clear instructions...thank you!

[rc]

I've seen so many video tutorials. Yours is the easiest one to follow and understand. Thank you.

[UniversalEngineer]

The very BEST explanation for this technique! 👏👏👏

[Leo-winr]

I just tried this method for making a bed scarf and it is by far the best easiest and professional method I've used. Thanks so much for making this video.

[PlainJane]

Thank you so much! I followed the instructions and now have a great new, professional-looking table cloth - I am so proud of myself :)