I sew the binding to the quilt by machine, then hand stitch the binding to finish. I really enjoy doing the final step of the binding by hand. I

I rotary cut my strips, sew together on bias, fold and iron, machine sew to front and hand stitch to back. I must admit that matching up the ends of the binding, also on the bias, is the hard part for me. I would LOVE this little tool!

I either make a "self binding," by folding the backing fabric over to the front and machine stitching down--or I make double-fold bias binding, machine stitch it to the front, then fold to the back. At this point, I secure it with Clover Wonder Clips and Dritz Hem Clips (if I don't have enough Wonder Clips), then top stitch it using a decorative machine stitch such as the feather stitch. Hand sewing is extremely painful for me--and oftentimes, hand sewn bindings come out in the washing machine. :(

I machine-sew the binding strips, then depending on whether or not I have a deadline, I either hand-sew or stitch in the ditch. However, I feel rather dumb that it didn't occur to me to ever look for this tool. I can't tell you how many different tutorials I've watched, but couldn't wrap my brain around it. My quilts would FAIL if judged!! :)

I love binding and I think I am really good at it. Cut my strips 2" wide. Fold in half and iron. Start with a 45 degree cut at starting edge in the middle of a side on the front of the quilt. Stitch to within 1/4" to end. Leave needle in fabric and pivot so point is pointing towards me, decrease stitch number real low and stitch off to point. Then the usual flip up, then down and continue to stitch to within 12" of start. The rest is so confusing I give up trying to explain it. I really need this ruler...LOL

I ask my Aunt to help me! Or just sew it down I have such trouble connecting it at the end! I could really use these tools!

I use different methods depending on the look I want, but try to end the way you show, only without this neat gadget! I love gadgets, and would love to win this one.Thanks for the chance!

I sew binding on the front and then hand sew on the back, but I am never sure how to put the two endings together. I need to try this tool. Thanks for sharing.

Jenny Doan does a good job of demonstrating this neat tool. Would love to own one.

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I machine stitch to the front of the quilt and hand stitch to the back. Would love to try this tool!

I bind by sewing to the front by machine and hand stitching to the back but have some problems with the joining. This tool looks like to might just do the trick and would love to win one because of limited budget.

I also machine stitch to the front, hand stitch to the back. Joining the two ends of the binding can be tricky--I overlap the two ends and sew across the join. I always use a basting stitch first to make sure it will fit properly b/c it doesn't always and I have to re-do. It's the best way I've tried, though not fool-proof.

I use a very similar method to connect the binding ends, but with a lot more guesswork. This tool looks like it will work wonderfully and without the guesswork!

Typically I machine sew the binding to the front, and then depending on type of quilt will hand stitch the back. Sometimes I can machine sew the back too.

I machine the front and relax hand stitching it to the back. Binding a quilt is the perfect time to reflect on the journey.

I bind by machine. My best tip is to use glue stick to glue the binding to the back. I get a great stitch in the ditch seam. Thanks!

Oh Oh Oh....what a cool tool. I haven't got one and if I don't win one I will certainly have to buy one! Love it!!!!!

With so many quilts to bind this would make it a snap and get more done in no time!

Machine the front and hand sew the back. I learnt how to do bias when at school but this tool would be very handy

I machine bind my quilts.I sew it on the front then go back and machine sew it on the back

I machine stitch the binding to the front and fold over and hand stitch it to the back.This tool would be a very useful one.

I use double fold binding and sew to the front and hand sew to the back side using the ladder stitch. I love that you can't see it stitches. When joining the binding ends together seem to take a couple of tries to get it right. Thanks for a chance to win the Binding Tool.

I sew the double fold binding to the front then fold over to the back and had stitch. This tool looks like a great tool to finish off the binding EASY!!

I sew the double fold binding to the front then fold over to the back and had stitch. This tool looks like a great tool to finish off the binding EASY!!

Oh I bind the good old fashion way, by hand. I put the binding on by machine and the hand stitch it down. Thanks for the chance

I machine stitch the front and hand stitch the back. Thanks for the chance!

I am fairly new to sewing and quilting so I have only bound a few quilts. I machine stitch both front and back. I would love this tool!

I machine stitch double fold binding to the front and hand stitch the back. Usually stitch, rip, stitch to get the correct angle for that final seam!

I machine stitch the front and hand sew the back. This looks like a real time saver. Thanks