For as long as I can remember (not far these days - LOL!) I've had trouble with corners on bias bindings. I've read lots of how-tos and taken several classes that included corners. Last month I took another class and I think I finally realized where I was going wrong. Well, this week I have been turning a lot of corners. Really a lot! I tried to figure out how many - let's see, four corners each times . . . hmmm . . . carry the . . . no, some have more than four . . . ahhh, nuts. It was a lot!! Most of them came out very neat. By george, I think I've got it!
Monday, December 10, 2007
Turning Corners
For as long as I can remember (not far these days - LOL!) I've had trouble with corners on bias bindings. I've read lots of how-tos and taken several classes that included corners. Last month I took another class and I think I finally realized where I was going wrong. Well, this week I have been turning a lot of corners. Really a lot! I tried to figure out how many - let's see, four corners each times . . . hmmm . . . carry the . . . no, some have more than four . . . ahhh, nuts. It was a lot!! Most of them came out very neat. By george, I think I've got it!
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Once you've mastered corners, the rest is all downhill. Have lotsa fun, Liz! Wish you were closer, so you could join the Moro quilters in our regular quilting (and dolling) projects.
Orice
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