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I have made over a hundred quilts in my lifetime and I have done the binding both start and finish by machine on every single one of them. So I am proud to admit I am slowly getting better and better at my technique. So today I want to really focus on a bunch of different machine binding techniques. A lot of this could actually also be done by hand. I’ve got a bunch of fun things to show you. Let’s get started. Now before I can walk you through putting the binding on the quilt let’s make some binding. I have done this, like I said, the same way over and over for years. I always start straight of grain so cut with the grain of the fabric, 2 ½ inches wide. And I am now learning to miter my corners so when I’m mitering, excuse me we’ll do mitered corners in a second too. Mitering my binding together or putting the, the binding together on the bias. So one of my 2 ½ inch strips I’m going to take and I’m going to fold the corner here. Let me make sure I show you what I’m doing first. These...