How To Bind A Wall Hanging

This easy quilting technique will really come in handy throughout the year.

How to bind a wall hanging.

Measure the length of each side. If you re stuck just look at this tutorial for hanging a mini quilt. Opposite sides should be approximately the same length. Draw your yarn from back to front leaving a few inches of a tail as shown.

Using a whip stitch sew around the folded edge of your rug canvas as well as that tail to hold the extra rug canvas down at the back of your work as well as secure the tail end of your yarn. Do you know what to do once you ve finished your latest wall hanging. Make sure to square the corners and trim off any excess batting and backing fabric. You won t have to worry about damaging your wall quilts or your walls if you follow these quilt binding directions.

Demonstrates how to add either tabs loops. Begin with a quilt top that you have finished quilting. Or ties to a quilt so that it can be hung on the wall as a decoration. Cut 4 strips of fabric 2 1 2.

Any time you decide to make a new wallhanging quilt pattern. Plus discover interesting ways for hanging a quilt including framing and an invisible quilt sleeve. Youll discover that binding edges is easy and learn about using everything from sheer ribbon to bias binding. Turn your latch hook project right shaggy side down.

If you have any questions please visit my website a. Very easy detailed instructions. Starting at the top and the bottom edges of your quilt cut two strips of fabric each 2 wide and a wee bit longer then your top and bottom edges. Binding small projects or wall hangings all quilting on your project should be finished.

A tutorial on how to bind the edge of your latch hook rug to give it protection strength and tidy it up.