Myrna Ficken of A Quilter's Choice has put together some of her favorite binding styles to inspire you as you finish your quilt!

Download our “Binding Strip Cutting Chart” so you never have to guesstimate how much binding you'll need for your quilt...

With this trick from APQS Education Director Dawn Cavanaugh, we're going use the machine to completely bind the quilt by sewing the binding to the back of the quilt first and then wrapping it around to the front.

When the quilting’s done and the binding is all that remains, the finish line is in sight. What an awesome feeling! Before you head down the home stretch, take some time to “square up” the quilt and your quilt will look even more spectacular.

For those of us who push quilting deadlines, this timesaving method is just the trick we need to get the binding on a quilt in record time.

Here are some easy steps for making your binding corners square and professional.

Discover how to quickly add the binding to your longarm quilting project while it is still on the frame.

Lots of quilters cringe when it’s time to marry the beginning and ending binding strips together with a seam.