Love your business name 🐷 Your quilt is fun!

Very well explained, thank you. I"ve never been game enough to machine stitch, but I am with the quilt I have ready. Great tutorial.

I have the most trouble having the back look as good as the front. Catching the binding in the back. Like your technique.

I am brand new to sewing and I have to say,you are seriously one of the best teachers I have seen. And I have seen alot this month lol. Thank you so much, what a wonderful time we live in. I am 67 and I tried learning sewing years ago more than once and always gave up. With the Internet I am enjoying every moment, even all the picking❤

This is awesome I’m not kidding this is great! Your technique is how I will finish all my future quilts. Doing it the way I was sometimes I would pull the binding over too far and then I had to go back and hand stitch all those yet doing the decorative stitch like you did will catch all of that and I won’t have to go back and do any handstitching, yahoo! thank you so much for this tutorial, I really did learn a lot ❤️

What width do you cut the fabric for the binding

Enjoyed your teaching but lighting needs to be better

This is great. The corner tip really helps

I just subscribed 👍🏻🤗🪡🪡

THANK YOU! This is so informative!

Beautiful.

You make it easy to follow, every one else goes to fast, thank you .🎉 I understand a lot better now.

Great ideas on what to take with you! Thanks for sharing!

This is a great tutorial for me a new quilter! We should utilize the decorative stitches just like you did. Do you ever trim back the corners in binding them?

Love the binder clip tip thanks

Thank you, Miss Phoebe! I couldn’t sleep last night, so naturally, I planned future quilts! The decorative stitch on the binding seemed possible…and now I know it is!

Ty for an easy to understand video. New subsciber :-)).

Is this the French machine?

The pinwheel really makes an amazing difference! I love this little quilt ❤

The pinwheel definitely adds some dimension to this quilt. That was a great idea!

Can't wait to see how you change up the center of the quilt behind you! You always have great ideas and explanations.

Thanks for the great tips! I like the idea of keeping separate tools so I have a bag ready all the time!

Great reminders for me particularly the specialty thread stand and a small cutting mat for small pieces. I also like your suggestion of bring several shades of a color if you have them in your stash. My hands get very dry handling fabric, so a small tube of hand lotion is in my bag as well.

Beat binding video I’ve watched! Very informative and you took time to show!

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for this tutorial.

Love this video. Just last night I tore my border by trying to rip out unevenly sewn binding. So now I have to figure out how to fix this. Grrr! Thanks for invaluable info.

I found it! Gorgeous!

Thanks for the tutorial! I really enjoyed that. You’re quilt is beautiful. I wish you would have shown the whole thing 😁

D excellent instructions! Thank you!😊

The clamp is to aid the sewer when ripping out a seam etc. It holds the fabric ( Sometimes called "the sewing bird" )… It is a shame someone replaced the cord with that generic "Made In China" cordset. The bakelite connector is gone and the original cord was fabric covered ( this can be purchased from old radio supply companies as well as a correct plug.

Thank you for this video, you are so patient with showing this and I am impressed with your results and teaching.

Thank you. Very well explained. I have a very nice one that I purchased at a gift store and was thinking of making my own. May now do it.

Awesome tutorial. Thank you very much!

Very good tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

LOVE this- thank you so much for these tips. You are a wonderful instructor Phoebe!

Where did you purchase this machine? Is it new or used?

I've been quilting for several years and I still learned from this tutorial. You're a great teacher.

Babyloçk lock sewing

Thanks for sharing your unwrapping with us. Ahhhh Featherweights are warm my heart. I think the case is interesting with the brass latches and green interior. I've only seen one other like it. 🦋

Thank you!

Where did you get your box cutter?? I love it!

Priscilla is beautiful, and she sounds amazing!

Great video and explanations

Thank you. I only have the 12½×12½ and and the one you are using. And have no clue and will nit buy them.. they are crazy expensive. I also found starch at dollar tree.

Great tips. I know a lot of gals that just hate doing the binding but I love it. I usually do stitch in the ditch for binding because I really want to do a great job of catching that loose side of the binding on the back but also like the option of using my decorative stitches on my machine. I don't free motion quilt but have also used the fancy stitches for quilting. Love the giant clip for keeping the quilt out of my way for joining the binding. That's the worst part is fighting with the quilt.

Great video! *HOW TO FILL PILLOW CASES FOR *FREE* & SAVE OUR PLANET!*: Just directly FILL the pillow WITH POLYFIL FOR * FREE * OBTAINED FROM DISCARDED a PILLOW TYPE SOFA COUCH ATTACHED ARMS & BACK. JUST USE A SHARP KNIFE TO CUT OPEN SOFA COUCH FABRIC TO REMOVE THE POLYFIL. THE HIDDEN POLYFIL IS USUALLY VERY CLEAN, BUT IF SLIGHTLY DIRTY, SIMPLY PLACE IN BATHROOM TUB, SPRAY SOME CLEANER ON AND RINSE OFF AND ALLOW TO DRY OVERNIGHT! Discarded sofa couch chairs can be found by apartment or thrift store dumpsters and can contain enough to fill a dozen pills and trash is free for the taking/using/reusing! Take care

Your machine sounds like you haven’t oiled it in far too long.

Can the pillow be washed with filling?

Your cat's tail scared me for a minute 😆 But I knew there must be a easier way to cut them out.

Extremely clear with great videoing! This is a must for every beginner! Happy I stumbled across it.