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How to Do Decorative Stitches on Your Quilt Binding
I don’t know about you, but sometimes I like to change things up a bit with my quilts. One of those ways is to add some decorative stitching to the binding. This article from Days Filled With Joy shows you how to do that.
There are so many beautiful decorative stitches available and, depending on the quilt binding, they add an entirely different design element to your work.
Just look at the examples in the article. They are all lovely and there is an unexpected surprise in the quilts.
This article helps you with lining up the stitches and using your machine to help you out.
If you want to add something a little special to your quilt binding consider decorative stitching. Find out more here: Using Decorative Stitches for Binding
[photo from Days Filled with Joy]
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