Blanket corners sewing

Mitered corners are a great way to create professional looking results when sewing corners. Many times mitered corners are associated with quilts or other projects that are being finished with some kind of a binding. However, Stacy Grissom demonstrates how to create a mitered corner while doing a double fold hem around the edge of a project.

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If you can sew a straight line, you are going to love this tip for creating a beautiful, professional looking, baby blanket with mitered cor...

Want to sew beautiful, neat, and sharp corners with ease every time? Then you need to learn how to miter corners with this easy technique!

After sewing for years, I’ve naturally acquired a handful of sewing hacks and tricks. I’ve gathered together 39 of my favorites just for you!

**Edit** I never thought this post would get so much attention after I shared in one of my social media sewing groups! I’m so happy to see comments from all of you who have tried out sewing w…

Cuddle Baby Self-Binding Receiving Blanket

One of my friends is about to become a first time grandmother. She's a quilter and has been sewing like crazy. She knew that I was making a pattern for a baby blanket with satin binding and begged me to show her how to attach it. This tutorial is for her and for all of you who have wondered how to make the binding look neat and professional. The puppy applique will be found in my Craftsy pattern, “Doggy in the Window” baby blanket. Finished Measurements: Approximately 34" x 40" Materials: ·…

Top US sewing blog, Diary of a Quilter, shares their Easy Self Binding Baby Blanket Tutorial. Click here now for the step by step instructions!!

This is a technique we've used in several tutorials. It's so popular, and so fast and easy, we made a separate tutorial so you can refer to it whenever you need it. It's a great way to finish the edge of a blanket, a table runner, a wall hanging – just about any flat square or rectangle. Admit it ... you rubbed that satin blanket binding on your cheek and sucked your thumb, didn't you? Oh, wait, that was me. The technique takes a little practice, because you have to make sure you are…