I am talking about binding. Do you think it is boring ? I thought so for 10 years. But not anymore!
There is a giveaway too!
After months of staying folded in the closet, I finally managed to bind this quilt.
14 September, 2011
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Hello Geta! So pleased to meet you! I am here from Stash Manicure and have just become a new follower to your great blog! I like the tutorial on binding you have shared...takes the mystery out of the process for me as a new wantobe quilter. It really makes sense! You do beautiful work! I shall return! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteHi Geta. I am a quilter that has always struggled with binding. Your tutorial at Stash Manicure today is most helpful. I will use some of your binding suggestions to bind the quilt that I am currently quilting. Thank you for your excellent post entry. Sheila
ReplyDeleteHi Geta,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great post over at Stash Manicure. I hope this will help when I make a quilt.
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Love your binding tips! Thanks for sharing them over @ Stash Manicure! The idea of same-size strips is great, and thanks for your ideas for increasing the width of the binding!
ReplyDeleteBeautifull!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Geta!! loved your guest post!! Your bindings rock as does all your work!
ReplyDeleteUn tutorial maravilloso!!!
ReplyDeleteGreta, thanks so much for the tutorial on binding. I know this will come in handy when I work on my first quilt. I'm still in the cutting stage! I'm a wantobe quilter here via Stash Manicure. I'm also a new follower of your blog!!
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Saw you featured on Sew We Quilt and am now a follower. Simply beautiful work. Thanks for sharing your finishes and your techniques!
ReplyDeleteI think it is a beautiful quilt. Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteLove your header! Great tutorial today over at Madame Samms. I have sruggled with binding the few times I have tried it.
ReplyDeleteDeb
This quilt is so "smiley" as in, it brings many smiles to my face just looking at it! Found you at SewWeQuilt today and loved your binding post and now i'm going to figure out how to become a follower of your blog. Thank you for the thinking things a bit differently about binding post there and for sharing such gorgeous quilt pics too! denise/deBRAT in tampa bay Florida
ReplyDeleteThanks Greta for the binding tutorial. I'm getting ready to bind a quilt and this tutorial came at the perfect time!
ReplyDeleteHi! I've come over from stash manicure. Your quilts are gorgeous and I LOVE your binding. I actually did pieced binding on one of my very first projects out of necessity- I didn't have enough yardage for one color.
ReplyDeleteMy question, since yours look so perfect. Do you worry that the two lengths when they join together (start/finish) will be the exact same? How do you measure that out? Or do you just let that spot be a little different from the rest?
Geta - - Your quilts are beautiful!! I love the colors and the patterns! I think the blocks quilt with the plain binding is my favorite! How long did it take you to quilt it? I love the different directions you used!!
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower - for now!! Get ready for a bunch more!!
Thank you so much for your post on Sew We Quilt!! Great Job!!
Hugs ~~ Suz
inspiringcreativeness.blogspot
Thanks for the tutorial at Madame Samm's, very helpful.
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts!
Morning Geta! Thank~you for such a nice Tutorial over at Madame Samm's, sure makes binding at easy thing to do!!
ReplyDeleteHave a Great day!!
Nancy
I love the colors on this quilt! I came over from Sew We Quilt. Thank you for your tutorial on binding. Your bindings are so beautiful. Really add something to the rest of the quilt.
ReplyDeleteHi I ;am a wantobe quilter from "Sew We Quilt" blog. You quilts are so exciting, and colorful. Thank you for the ecouraging lesson on binding... quilting is such a challenge for me, but now there is hope Thank You so much Agnes Pat
ReplyDeleteHi I ;am a wantobe quilter from "Sew We Quilt" blog. You quilts are so exciting, and colorful. Thank you for the ecouraging lesson on binding... quilting is such a challenge for me, but now there is hope Thank You so much Agnes Pat
ReplyDeleteWow!! What a fantastic blog and pictures of quilts. Thanks for the tutorial at Sew We Quilt!
ReplyDeleteHi Geta! Great tutorial on binding. I always have a hard time picking out a binding fabric. I come to you from Madame Samm's blog.
ReplyDeleteI loved your post on Wantabee. I am a new follower on your blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post on Sew We Quilt - amazing quilts!
ReplyDeleteYou make gorgeous quilts! Do you quilt them yourself? Great binding tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilts!!! And your binding tutorila at Sew We Quilt! Ad you to my sidebar - and now becomes a follower.
ReplyDeleteHi Geta, I love your color palette. Saw your guest blog at SEW WE QUILT. Love your ideas on a more colorful quilt and also using wider bindings. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLove your binding technique, will try this in the future. I have been a follower for a while, love your work too. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Geta,
ReplyDeleteI get your newsletter already and love looking at all the beautiful work you do.
Thank you for the nice tutorial over @ Sew WE Quilt, very informative.
Your binding tutorial was great. Thanks for sharing and I know that I will have fun with the binding on my next quilt.
ReplyDeleteJust came from Stash Manicure - wonderful post you have there today! Your quilts are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great binding tutorial. I'm going to try that wider binding. Also, love your quilts.
ReplyDeleteHi there! I love your tutorial - I've only made one quilt and the binding was the worst! This should help. Thanks!
ReplyDeletethanks for your binding tutorial! I do not think binding is boring. it's very pretty and quite necessary. beautiful job on your designs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts. I loved your post over on Sew We Quilt. I a "quilter" but I still wanted to follow you blog. Thank you for the great ideas!
ReplyDeleteHello Geta, your post at Sew We Quilt was wonderful, very inspirational!! I have a few quilt tops finished and really need to get moving on putting them together so I can use your ideas. Thanks for the opportunity to enter.
ReplyDeleteI love the scrappy binding on your quilts! I have a quilt just waiting for the binding...after seeing yours I think I will use the leftover fabric from the quilt to make the binding!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Alabama, USA!! Loved your post today at Sew We Quilt and your tips were wonderful. I read some of your other blog posts. I have never heard of the singer you love so much. I guess the world is a big place and somehow we think about or know only the things and people in our small sphere of influence. Thanks for reminding me their are more singers around the world than just the ones here in America.
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Gmama Jane
Thanks for the great tutorial on Sew We Quilt.
ReplyDeleteBeckie in Brentwood, TN
I've did it ! ;)
ReplyDeletewhat happened with your follower button ? it's not working....but you know that I'm your REAL "follower", dont'cha :D ?
Hugs...
Hi I love your tut on the binding, just became a follower of your blog. I really like your work. And of course I would LOVE to win LOL LOL. You´re welcome to visit me at my blog if you like.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you.
Tora
I just read your post at stash manicure! It was wonderful! Thank you so very much! you do beautiful work and I am really looking forward to following your blog! Great day!
ReplyDeleteDropping by from Sew We Quilt and I'm a follower now. Love how neat your stitch in the ditch is! I obviously need more practice.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Robyn
Thank you for the inspiring and creative ideas for wantobes future projects.
ReplyDeleteYour bindings are beautiful and really set off your quilts. Visiting from Sew We Quilt.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
Hello Geta, this is Giles from Touch And Sew. I have followed you for a while and just wanted to say that your tutorial on Sew We Quilt is very good timing! I'm just doing my binding for my quilt! I will follow your tips for sure! :)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I liked how your black quilt turned out!
Giles (Touch And Sew / touchandsew.blogspot.com)
Your bindings are NEVER boring! I don't mind them, especially trying to pick the fabric. Most of the time I like contrast.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Deborah
Hi Geta, Thanks for your posting at Madame Samm's. I'm a new follower to your blog, and have read through older posts admiring your quilts. I can't fathom the creativity you have quilting when you are such a minority doing it in your country. You were MADE to quilt. Your quilts are awesome.
ReplyDeleteHello I found you from Madamn Sam nice to meet ya:)
ReplyDeleteHello I found out about you from Madame Samm. I love the tips that you gave about binding, it makes alot of sense now. Thank you for posting them. I'm now a follower of yours too.
ReplyDeleteI love your binding tips and techniques. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteI love this pieced binding and I'm going to use it on my secret squirrel quilt. If you'd like to see it please go here.
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Love the quilt you made for your mother and the cube quilt that looks different upside down.
Congratulations on the guest post - the striped bindings look great.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful!
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