Tips for Binding Quilted Garments

Bias Binding Masterclass: How to Bind Quilted Garments, Curves, and Corners Bias binding can make or break a quilted project, and Nisan is walking you through all of it today. Machine-sewn, hand-finished, inside corners, outside corners, convex and concave curves: everything you need to finish your quilted Fowler Jacket (or a quilted vest, a potholder, or a good old-fashioned quilt) beautifully. We filmed this as a companion to the Fowler Jacket sew-along, so jump to whichever chapter you need when you reach that step in the instructions. Judith’s hand-finished sample makes a cameo too. If you prefer a blog post, we have one here: Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:43 Materials + Tools 3:58 Single Fold vs. Double Fold Bias Tape 5:21 Binding a Straight Edge: Three Ways 6:02 Method 1: Machine Sewn Binding 9:13 Method 2: Hand Finished Binding (Slip Stitch) 11:19 Method 3: The Quick One-Step Method 13:08 Binding Curves (Convex + Concave) 14:40 Pre-Shaping Bias Binding with a Cardboard Template 17:07 Binding Corners 18:05 Outside Corners 21:11 Inside Corners 27:28 Inside Corners on the Fowler Jacket (Collar Edition) 33:55 Where to Use Each Technique on the Fowler Jacket Mentioned in this video Fowler Jacket pattern: https://closetcorepatterns.com/products/fowler-barn-coat-quilted-jacket-pattern?srsltid=AYCX9vKyHaPBw7ihicXWtiMlUHgWXI51TGpVJ8UEpC-iC-PUnQ03K7sL&variant=42995260358790 Matching bias tape in silky poplin from Core Fabrics: https://corefabricstore.com/en-ca/collections/bias-tap