Mr. Wonderful are on our way to see his mom today! Before I left, I was able to finish this quilt. For time’s sake, I did all the binding by machine. I started by stitching thebibding to the back of the quilt and then pressing the binding away from the quilt.
I never use pins or clips when I bind. I just roll the binding to the front side far enough to just cover the stitch line and top stitch close to the edge.
Have a great day!
KatyQuilts 
That’s how I bind! But I do use one pin once I pull the binding to the front. About five inches down, and then re-position when I reach it. So much faster than hand sewing.
You don’t mention whether you use a walking foot or not.q
That’s a wonderful color for the binding on that quilt.
Did you make the binding a little wider to accommodate the foldover? How did you handle the corners on the first go-round?
I’m in love with your backing. Do you mind sharing the designer and print name?
I like this! Good pictures too to see how you did it. I’ve tried it once but sewed the binding to the front first and then stitched it from the back. I wasn’t happy with the result. I’ll have to try your way next time. Thanks. Hugs,
Do you cut your bindings at 2 1/2″ or 2 1/4″? It looks like you take a full 1/4″ and also do a stay stitching to hold it in place when doing the binding. I do all my binding with a 2″ strip, but the stay stitching looks like that would be very helpful in sewing the 1/4″…..Of course, I may still be sleeping!
Nice work
Beautiful. That is the way I do my binding also. Did you notice what looks like a couple of skipped stitches in the last photo? I have that problem sometimes and never notice it until I am ready to gift the quilt. 😦