How To Sew And Bind A Baby Quilt

Learn to make your own bias binding tape to perfectly match fabrics for quilts, blankets, and garments, using a bias binding tool or without, plus rotary cutter and quilter's ruler.

Explore what bias tape is and how to use it for binding quilts, with single and double fold options, bias-cut stretch, and color-matching to fabrics.

Identify essential supplies for making bias tape, including a rotary cutter, mat, ruler, fabric, pins, sewing machine, iron, and a bias tape maker. The video notes options and speed benefits.

Learn how bias and bias tape finish edges with the 45-degree bias for stretch, and how selvage and cut edges affect fabric prep by washing, drying, and ironing before sewing.

Cut bias strips for a baby quilt by forming triangles and folding at a 90-degree angle, then cut two-inch strips with a strip maker and clear ruler, ready to sew.

Create single or double fold bias tape by folding along the center line and pressing, using a bias tape maker or by hand. Feed fabric through the maker and iron.

Explains using a bias tape maker to create single and double fold bias tape, with finished sizes 2 inches and 1 inch, and how to cut strips per the guide.

Learn to sew bias strips into a long, continuous bias tape by mixing lengths, pinning them at a quarter-inch seam, and aligning edges for a clean strip.

Seam the fabric strips into a continuous quilt top using a quarter inch seam and a piecing foot, then trim corners and prepare bias strips with a bias tape maker.

Discover using a bias tape maker to create finished tape, with single fold 2 inches and double fold 1 inch, and cut fabric at four inches per the package guide.