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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — The rain, the gloom, the small gathering of fans didn't matter.
For the families of baseball pioneers Jacob Ruppert Jr., Hank O'Day and James "Deacon" White this was what they had long been waiting for.
All three have been dead for more than seven decades. Now their legacies were secure with their induction Sunday into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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"This is a day we will all remember for the rest of our lives," said Jerry Watkins, great grandson of White and one of nearly 50 family members in attendance. "In my mind, the only way it could have been better is if my dad were here to see it. My dad loved his grandfather, he loved baseball, and he loved the Chicago Cubs. It was his lifelong dream to see his grandfather enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame, and it was his lifelong dream to see the Cubs play in the World Series. Dad, today you got one of them."
White, a barehanded catcher who grew up in Caton, N.Y., near Corning, was one of major league baseball's earliest stars. In fact, he was the first batter in the first professional game on May 4, 1871, and laced a double. An outstanding hitter, White was regarded as the best catcher in baseball before switching to third base later in his nearly 20-year career.
A deeply religious man, White was nicknamed "Deacon" and dubbed "the most admirable superstar of the 1870s" by Bill James in his "Historical Baseball Extract." White played for six teams and had a .312 career average. He finished with 2,067 hits, 270 doubles, 98 triples, 24 home runs and 988 RBIs before retiring in 1890.
"In my heart, I never believed this day would come," Watkins said. "If my grandfather were alive today, he would say thank you to the Hall of Fame for this great honor, and he would say thank you to each of you for being here. So, on his behalf I say thank you."
Ruppert was born in Manhattan in 1867 and instead of college went to work for his father in the family brewing business. He also fashioned a military career, rising to the rank of colonel in the National Guard, and served four terms in Congress from 1899-1907 before becoming president of the Jacob Ruppert Brewing Co. upon the death of his father in 1915.
Interested in baseball since he was a kid, Ruppert purchased the Yankees before the 1915 season for $480,000, then proceeded to transform what had been a perennial also-ran in the American League into a powerhouse. He hired Miller Huggins as manager, Ed Barrow as his general manager, snared Babe Ruth in a 1919 deal with the Boston Red Sox that changed the dynamics of the sport and built Yankee Stadium in 1923.
When Ruppert died in 1939, his teams had won 10 AL pennants and seven World Series in 18 seasons.
"For my family, it's a huge honor. I'm sure Uncle Jacob would be proud," said Anne Vernon, a great grandniece of Ruppert. "It's also very meaningful for my children. It has meant so much."
O'Day was born on the rural west side of Chicago in 1859 and played ball as a kid with his older brothers. He apprenticed as a steamfitter while pitching for several local teams. He turned pro in 1884, but his arm suffered mightily in seven years of action and he retired not long after leading the New York Giants to the National League pennant in 1889 and pitching a complete game to clinch the 19th century precursor to the modern World Series.
During his playing days, O'Day umpired occasionally and was so proficient he was hired in 1895. After working a season in the minor leagues, he joined the NL in 1897 and went on to umpire more than 4,000 games. His greatest contribution to baseball was persuading those associated with the game to treat the men in blue with dignity.
"He was almost a mythic figure in our family," 70-year-old Dennis McNamara, a grandnephew of O'Day, said as he choked back tears. "I wonder, what does this mean? It means everyone is recognized at some point. You may not know it, but recognition does come."
O'Day's most memorable call happened in September 1908 when he called Fred Merkle of the New York Giants out for not touching second base on what would have been a game-winning hit against the Chicago Cubs in the bottom of the ninth.
Cubs second baseman Johnny Evers noticed it and appealed to O'Day, the only man in the history of the NL to play, manage, and umpire in the postseason. O'Day, who went on to manage the Cubs, called Merkle out on a force play, the game ended in a tie and the teams finished the season tied for first place. The Cubs won the makeup game and the pennant, their last, and O'Day never wavered in his ruling.
"The lesson of Hank O'Day is do your best with honesty and integrity," McNamara said.
When Lou Gehrig of the Yankees and Rogers Hornsby of St. Louis were inducted into the Hall of Fame, they never experienced a formal ceremony in Cooperstown. That changed Sunday, when the two, along with 10 other players elected between 1939 and 1945 were feted — Roger Bresnahan, Dan Brouthers, Fred Clarke, Jimmy Collins, Ed Delahanty, Hugh Duffy, Hughie Jennings, Mike "King" Kelly, Jim O'Rourke and Wilbert Robinson.
Returning Hall of Famers took turns reading the text of those players' plaques in their honor. Former Baltimore Orioles star Cal Ripken Jr., who eclipsed Gehrig's longstanding record for consecutive games, was chosen to read the inscription on the Iron Horse's plaque, while former Cincinnati second baseman Joe Morgan read Hornsby's.
Ruppert, O'Day and White — the Class of 2013 — made the festivities something out of the ordinary. For only the second time in 42 years, baseball writers failed to elect anyone to the Hall of Fame, sending a firm signal that stars of the Steroids Era — including Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa and Roger Clemens, who didn't even come close in their first year of eligibility — will be judged in a different light.
Mark McGwire, 10th on the career home run list with 583, has watched his vote totals decrease. He received 24 percent in 2010 — a vote before he acknowledged using steroids and human growth hormone — and received 17 percent this year on his seventh try.
Six years ago, a record crowd of over 70,000 descended on this one-stoplight village for the induction ceremony honoring Ripken and Tony Gwynn. Sunday's inclement weather — the start of the ceremony was delayed by rain — figured to affect the turnout, and it was sparse— only 32 Hall of Famers returned.
Still, Tisch Farley and husband John drove up from the Philadelphia area and were in the front row of spectators behind a snow fence to the right of the stage.
"We can say we've been at the most-crowded induction and the least crowded," Tisch Farley said with a pained smile.
It was John's 20th straight year and the 12th for Keith Pittman of Terre Haute, Ind., but they played second fiddle to their annual Hall of Fame buddy, Jim Mishk.
"I come to this every year," said the 58-year-old Mishk, who is from Fishkill, just north of New York City, and has a streak of 32 straight induction ceremonies. "This is part of my normal vacation. I love baseball."
Mishk was asked about the small turnout.
"The Bonds, the Sosas, the McGwires, they're the reason this crowd is like this," Mishk said. "The people in town are the ones suffering, not the ballplayers. This is a once-a-year thing (financially) for the town, and their selfishness ruined this. This is sad."


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Thank you!! Your explanation is thorough and clear, which is good for this beginner. I really appreciate the time you spent putting this information on your blog.ReplyDelete
A FANTASTIC tutorial! I just realised I didn't move the needle over by 2...ReplyDelete
I'm still amazed that you can do it so well by machine. No such luck here. That's okay I enjoy the hand stitching.ReplyDelete
Great tutorial, especially about the joining of the end pieces.
I'm one of the weirdos who enjoy hand stitching the binding hehe Besides, I can't ever machine stitch the binding as perfectly.ReplyDelete
I've tried this once before without much success but will definitely have another go now.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the excellent and detailed explanations.
Andi :-)
Great tutorial. I love that you have said to use the walking foot to sew the binding on, as that makes it look so much better.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 24, 2009 10:21 AM
Thank you for posting this. I'm a beginner and my second quilt just didn't please me as much, mainly due to the binding. Your method sounds fairly easy. I think I'll try this on my next quilt.ReplyDelete
Thanks again!
Brilliant! I wondered how they did that! I thought folks sewed it on the back and just sort of fell in the ditch..ReplyDelete
Im going to try this...
I only machine bind so having another method in my pocket is good.
thanks for sharing
I too absolutely hate hand stitching the binding! But I have tried to machine finish it too, but not very well. Perhaps your method of using lots of pins will see a better result for me next time- I am determined to master this!ReplyDelete
I have recently started using the 2.25" binding strips and I really like the results.
Thanks for the tute! Cherry
I do my binding exactly this way, and I love it. You didn't mention, but do you iron the binding before pinning? I iron mine - once from the top side (to open the binding out) and then again from the back (while folding the binding over and into place). While ironing the second time, I clip it in place about every 6-8", using standard binding clips (instead of pins, but same idea). I never hear anyone mention ironing, but maybe it's just one of those things that's so obvious nobody thinks to say it?ReplyDelete
awesome awesome awesome! Thank you for making a post about this. I've mastered the hand sewing of binding, but I'd love to try it with the machine. Thanks for the clear directions! I'm going to try this with a few little projects first!ReplyDelete
Evelyn - I do iron; my iron is always ready to go. I iron the binding strips, iron open the seams, iron to double over the binding strips, and iron again after the zig-zagging! Always with lots of steam too. Good question, I might edit my post to include the much presumed ironing.ReplyDelete
I don't mind hand stitching but I enjoy reading your blog to see how you do things as you are opposite of me - I do by hand, you do by machine. I do like the simple stitch approach that you use in machine quilting and like how you do your binding as well. I like seeing how you do it because I know what day I might get arthritis too much in my hands to continue doing it my way - I hope not of course but I just might practice your way now and then.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for these instructions...Ive done this before but not with sewing the back binding down from the TOP of the quilt...eureka!ReplyDelete
This is a thorough tutorial .... thanks for taking the time to do it. I'm going to try my next binding (a Christmas tablerunner) totally by machine.ReplyDelete
I'm always amazed at how perfect your binding looks. I have tried machine stitching the binding before with so-so results. I picked up a coupleof tips from this post that might help me next time. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Hi Rita,ReplyDelete
Do you wash your quilts AFTER you're finished?
they are always so perfectly flat....and usually a washed quilt has that antiquey wrinkly look.
just curious..
Hi Vee - no most of the images on this blog are of unwashed quilts. I do however wash the batting before I use it. I do this by soaking it in a no-rinse product called SOAK. I leave it to soak overnight in the bath tub, drain it the next morning, and spin in the washing machine. I then line dry the batting, but if I get impatient (like today!), I will throw it in the dryer for 10 min just to finish the drying process.ReplyDelete
By washing and pre-shrinking the batting, the quilt will still be quite crinkle but not as much. Also if crinkly is not your look, a warm steam iron will restore the quilt to its near original condition.
LOVE that last image of the red/white stripe binding...pretty!ReplyDelete
I haven't attempted a machine binding even though I really do not like binding by hand. Questions - you stitch corner to corner - any special treatment at the beginning and end of each length of stitching?? How are you removing those pins on the underside and keeping the binding in place?
I might have to try this on something soon.
Hi Jackie - I do 2 or 3 back stitches at each corner, ie at the start and at the end of each side, just to secure the stitch.ReplyDelete
I remove the pins just before I get to them. For a while there I was using pins with a flat plastic butterfly-like end,and invariably I would stitch over and right through the plastic ends, thereby attaching the pin to the quilt! I now use pins with a ball/round end, which as you approach make their presence felt! I also pin so the the pins are easy to remove; with the sharp end of the pin pointing in the direction of where you start stitching (top end of the stitching line).
Rita - this is great - I am going to have to try this now - and thanks for the tip on attaching the two ends - somehow I never could get it right - great tutorial!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the tutorial! Wow, though, it hurts my brain to think about! :o) I want to machine bind, but have always been afraid to do it. And I've got a few Christmas projects that don't involve binding before I move onto some baby quilts, so I'm going to file this tutorial away, and HOPEFULLY put it to good use in the new year!ReplyDelete
Thank you! I cannot stand hand stitching...I don't have the patience and really can't do it well. I've been either using a zigzag or blanket stitch but realized with my last quilt that I probably could do it as you suggest. I had a number of gaps and was disappointed with what I thought was going to be an easy technique. I'm glad to know that, if I keep trying, I might be able to pull it off eventually! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have been wanting to sew on a binding by machine for eons, but never managed to do it successfully. Now I know what I was doing wrong!ReplyDelete
Can you tell me what you do on the corners of the quilt that were mitered?
Thanks for the tutorial. I machine stitched my last quilt binding and it turned out nice enough but I can see this method will give much cleaner, better results. Looking forward to trying it soon.ReplyDelete
I went and looked at Crazy Mom's tutorial. She puts the binding on BEFORE trimming the batting and backing! I have never seen this done before and it seems weird to me. It looks in the photos like you trim before binding - is this true? Also, do you stay stitch the edge of your quilt sandwich before binding?ReplyDelete
Sarah (Freckles + Fairytales) and I were just talking about this at a quilt show this weekend. She said you would be posting and i'm so glad. I have only tried this once or twice, but never with much success. Your explanation makes perfect sense and I look forward to a project to try it on.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your binding technique! You are an inspiration!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for sharing your technique. Your bindings always look perfect! While I like hand stitching bindings, I have been looking for a machine technique for those times when I need something faster. I'll give your method a try. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the excellent tutorial, I'm just about to start binding my first quilt so this is great timing.ReplyDelete
Your binding always looks so neat. Love the new quilt, I think the baby boy who its for will love it.
Thank you for this! So clear and easy to follow! I dread hand stitching the binding, but I haven't had success with machine sewing it. Going to try again, armed with this, printed out and handy.ReplyDelete
I am thinking of trying a trick that I use for sewing zippers, which is to stick them down with 1/4-inch double-stick tape. What do you think of doing that with the binding? To insure that the binding on back is over the stitch line.ReplyDelete
Great tutorial I also used Amanda Jean's I like your now too because you added the machine binding and not hand stitching!ReplyDelete
Fabulous tutorial, thank you! It helped get things to click for me (a rank beginner.)ReplyDelete
Excellent tutorial...and perfect timing. I just sewed the top of the binding to my quilt...and was dreading the hand stiching. Already done with one side of the quilt based on your easy instructions. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Excellent tutorial...and perfect timing. I just sewed the top of the binding to my quilt...and was dreading the hand stiching. Already done with one side of the quilt based on your easy instructions. Thank you!ReplyDelete
Great Tutorial Rita, I must admit I am a hand-stitching fan but I'm sure when my Bubba#5 is born and time will be less available to me this tute will come in handy...so thank-you! Tam oxReplyDelete
I don't mind hand stitching bindings but life is too short to do them on placemats! No problems and the thinner binding is gorgeous. ThanksReplyDelete
I had a blinding light bulb moment while looking at your tutorial--of course, how simple, why was I doing it by hand. Luckily I had a quilt that was ABB (all but binding) and I gave it a whirl. By the end I was rolling along with no pinning. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this tutorial up. Love your quilts by the way--I'm not a stippling gal myself, so it's nice to see straight lines somewhere else!ReplyDelete
Ah ha! Makes sense now. I've only seen tutorials that attach one side only, so thank you for your detailed explanation :)ReplyDelete
What a great tute! You are an inspiration to many, Rita, and this is a great way to bind a quilt.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this tutorial! it always amazes me how kind people can be to take time to help beginners. I am in the middle of my first pass at binding a pot holder (a quilt seemed too daunting!) and was about to start hand stitching, but I think i will go with machine. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I am definately going to try this on the table runners I am making for christmas pressies. Your tutorial was clear and well stepped out. Thanks again.ReplyDelete
OHHH! It took me 4 reads to understand what you were doing, but now I do it is glaringly obvious and I have to try this! I would love to be able to avoid the hand sewing part and often wondered how quilters get it to all light up. This makes a lot of sense. I'm not sure if i 100% understand how you manage to diagonally sew the overlap, but I will give that a try too next time.ReplyDelete
Hmmm ... I may just have to give this a try!! Sure beats the hours and hours of hand stitching :)ReplyDelete
I have tried this unsuccessfully a couple of times but have just managed to finally get it right by NOT using any pins. I ended up just folding under as I went along and using my nails to feel for the right position.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for all the other bits like the zig-zag bit and the stitch length bits and the diagonal joining bits. All have made my binding so much neater.
Thanks Rita.
Andi :-)
Just did my first machine sewn binding class for Maragret's Hope Chest a few weeks ago.ReplyDelete
Then saw that she mentioned this tutorial. Wish I'd seen it first. Especially can't wait to try the joining method you use. Brilliant!
Thanks for posting this tutorial!!!
thanks so much for this tutorial! i do love hand stitching binding, but you make this look so good and easy...i'm going to try it on a little project. thanks for linking to my tutorial, as well!ReplyDelete
Oh my, this comes at such a good time. I will be received a HUGE quilt from the quilter this weekend, and it's flannel. I was shuddering at the hours ahead doing the binding by hand, when in fact, what I want to do is get the darned quilt on the bed to keep us warm. I loved your tutorial, and say thanks to you, so very much. Kaaren in CAReplyDelete
I once saw a YouTube binding tutorial where the lady glued the binding down to help keep everything in place. I've adopted this technique for both hand and machine stitching the binding on.ReplyDelete
I sew the binding onto the top, then iron it over to the back side. I put a thin line of Elmer's white school glue along the quilt (within the binding seam from the top) and iron press the binding down, setting the glue. I still pin the corners to make sure they are neat, but the glue technique has really cleaned up my binding and reduces the need for all those pins (I always walk away from binding with 100 tiny holes in my finger tips).
The glue washes right out since it's water based and no one will ever have to know your secret :-)
Also, I stock up on Elmer's glue during the back-to-school sales when it's 10 cents- a really cheap fix if you ask me!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial...it gave me the courage to try this on my first quilt....I did all the pinning too, but sadly there were a BUNCH of spots that I didn't catch all the way through. I figure, it's my first quilt, it's not perfect anyway. I will try this again on the next one!!ReplyDelete
Is this how you do all your binding?ReplyDelete
Thanks so much. I stumbled upon this when searching for tips for quilting newbies, and this is infinitely helpful.ReplyDelete
I somewhat enjoy the hand-stitching aspect of binding but sometimes I just want it over with so I can start something new. So happy have read this! (Although I wish I had caught it sooner since I am in the middle of hand-stitching and was not looking forward to it. *laugh)ReplyDelete
Just came back to this binding tutorial to refresh myself on your technique for joining the binding at the end. Brilliant!! Worked perfectly for me again. Cheers!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 30, 2010 12:22 AM
WOW! I usually have a hard time with written directions (am more of a visual learner) but this made absolute sense. I love the idea of not having to hand-stitch the other side of the binding.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much! This tutorial is great and made me sigh with relief... I can't imagine hand stitching the binding, just don't have the time! This works perfectly:)ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I'm not known for patience, and anything I can do to get out of hand stitching the binding, i'm all for it! Thanks again!ReplyDelete
Have you tried the fusible thread in this process? I bought some at a recent quilt show. The proprietor said to use it in the bobbin when sewing on my binding. Then press the binding over and it adheres. This would hold it in place even more securely than the pins until you can do the second stitching around. Thanks for your tutorials! Very clear and great pictures.ReplyDelete
I just wanted to thank you for the information. I went to the fabric store on Friday and bought everything needed to make my first quilt. Slightly terrified, but I was mortified when I discovered I had to hand stitch the binding! I don't like sewing anything by hand...things will sit for months before I'll get out the needle and thread.ReplyDelete
thank you so much for this tutorial!! finally someone who machine binds both sides!! every tutorial I saw is for hand finishing the back side!!! whew, now I will feel so confident when putting the binding on my first quilt!! Thank you so much....for this, I will be truly be a follower....please grace me with your knowledge ;-)ReplyDelete
I actually like hand binding but I've planned to make several quilts as Christmas gifts and was worried about time. This wil sooo help me!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 22, 2010 6:54 PM
I have something wrong with my joints so hand binding just looks bad - i plan on making many patchwork and rag quilts - and selling them - do you find people are more critical of hand binding or machine? I tried doing more hand binding today and apart from the messieness it takes hours to get the feeling back in my hands! I love this tutorial as it is simple- but effective - and you do it oh so neatly.ReplyDelete
Thanks for this great tutorial. I have a baby quilt that is done except for the binding, so I'm excited about trying your method. One question--what do you do when you get to the corners?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 26, 2010 12:24 AM
I gotta say that my favourite part of making a quilt is the binding EXACTLY the way you do. I find it sooo relaxing. I machine sew the first part, then grab my needle and thread and off upstairs to my favourite chair with a cup of coffee and hand-stitch for hours and hours. It keeps me toasty warm too and then.... I give it away as a gift. I haven't quilted in a loooong time. Just made the top of a denim quilt and I think I will put that together today. Thanks for inspiring me.ReplyDelete
This is a great tutorial, and I am impressed with your binding skills. I still feel like it's the most challenging part with each quilt I make. You may have seen this before, but have you ever made binding with the continuous binding method? I LOVE it! Saves a ton of time for me. Here is a tutorial:ReplyDelete
I love this! Mine came out perfectly. I sent a link to the tutorial on my blog. http://mayarose33.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
Thanks so much.
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2010 11:32 AM
This...is...awesome!!! And I couldn't have found it at a better time - I'm finishing a baby quilt for a girl I work with, and she's due in a week. I don't think I could have finished by hand in that amount of time, but I have one side sewn and another pinned to get back to after work tomorrow. Now as long as she doesn't go early!ReplyDelete
Any tricks for adding a label _after_ everything else is done? I forgot (again!) to get it on earlier...
Thanks again!
Thanks for the machine binding tutorial. I am trying this today!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the great tutorial. I enjoy hand stitching the binding down although sewing would make it more durable.ReplyDelete
Getting much better at this! Next time I will even do the tricky corners :)ReplyDelete
Finally tried it. It's great! Much easyer than it seems, and the 'a lot of pinning' tip was great. Contrary to what I thought, I didn't bleed at all :)))ReplyDelete
I think you do a fabulous job here. Apparently with show quilts, you 'lose points' if you attach binding this way. If you do it as neat as you do though, I think we should gain points for machine binding! I tried once and had to seam rip the whole darn thing. How do you to the mitred corners?? Just pin lots? Sharon Schmamber does it this way but instead of pins, she glues everything! :) thanks. love your blogReplyDelete
~Monika in Cananda
Hi there! Thank you for this tutorial. I have a different way to bind but find the zig zagging and the machine binding part intriguing! I LOVE to hand sew my binding but suffer from carpel tunnel on my entire right forearm. I HAVE to try this now! I found your blog a while ago and was just 'checking' in and am currently stash busting with a gajillion 2.5" and 2" squares so your blog has given me some ideas! Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
I definitely haven't figured out binding, but I'm all about using the machine. What a great little tutorial for how to bind.. I didn't know there was so many different ways. Hopefully this will help with my corners! Kudos.ReplyDelete
Antique Jewelry
Great tutorial - Binding is the part that never gets done unless it is completed with binding by machine.ReplyDelete
Angie - www.craftedAngles.com
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I tried it today with a small baby quilt and had moderate success. I'm sure it will get easier with practice. It is definitely faster and less tedious than hand sewing! :)ReplyDelete
I found this tutorial really good. Upon reading it I found I'd forgotten to trim back the binding tails so that they overlap by the width of the original binding strip plus 1/4 inch, and then couldn't figure out why it was too big. The other problem was that I was binding a mug rug, and you can't leave that much to finish it off, but managed to work that bit out through trial and error. So your tute was a good reminder of what I had to do.ReplyDelete
Thank you
I have used this many times and had great success. I have linked to this in a quilt-a-long as a go to for machined binding, just to let you know! Thank you :)ReplyDelete
So glad I found this tutorial! I was going to purchase a little gadget that helps with binding. However, after reading this, I can save my money! Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
I linked to your tutorial on my mug rug tutorial because it's so useful, but I just wanted to let you know!ReplyDelete
Okay, I just tried your tutorial. I think I need a little more practice. I'm not completely unhappy with the result but I guess I'm so used to the look of the hand stitched binding. thank you...ReplyDelete
Just as I was going to email you to see about your machine binding technique, I found the tutorial, thanks so much for the info and I cannot wait to try it out on my next quilts.ReplyDelete
Thanks for this great tutorial. I think I'm going to try this on a mug rug this week. I have two questions though: 1.)Do you trim your quilt to right along the edge of your quilt top or do you leave a little extra batting along the edge and 2.) How do you handle the quilt corners with the machine binding?ReplyDelete
perfect stitches!!! thanks for sharing... :)ReplyDelete
Hi Rita, I linked you up in my Quilt Class 101 series for this great Binding Tutorial. I hope thats ok.. Links back to this tutorial of course.. just letting you know xx BecReplyDelete
Thank you! I just completed my very first machine binding and it came out perfect (ok, not perfect but it's still way good!). It's for a charity auction this weekend, and thanks to your tut on machine binding I was able to finish it!ReplyDelete
LOVE this way of binding a quilt!! I like you do not like to hand sew my binding. I also found that I like to pin on the front of the quilt then I can see if I need to make adjustments to the back spacing, and the pins are easier to remove. And yes lots of pins are needed. Just finished the Alice quilt and it can out so cute.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 6:15 AM
I don't like stitching but I very enjoyed your blog and also enjoying this because I do by hands and you do by machine, I like only simple stitch approach with the use of machine!ReplyDelete
I REALLY don't like to hand sew on my bindings. It's my least favorite part. I tried your method, and all seemed to be going well until I turned the quilt over to look at the front, and my stitches had dipped off the binding and onto the quilt top. I'm not going to give up though! I'll just keep practicing it, because it's way better than hand stitching (IMO). Thanks for your tutorial! It also ended up as my very first blog post! http://wannabequilter.wordpress.com/ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2011 1:40 PM
I know that this is an old tutorial....but thanks! I just used it today...still learning the details, but it's a great idea. ThanksReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this well-written tutorial. Hand-stitching binding makes me crazy! I'm going to try this instead.ReplyDelete
Sorry to comment on an old post/tutorial, but THANK YOU! I'm a beginner quilter & my first project was a small baby quilt that took me days to bind by hand (and the end result wasn't that spectacular either!). My second quilt was significantly larger and I dreaded to think of the weeks I was likely to spend slaving over the binding. Thanks to your tutorial, I just finished the binding on this bigger quilt in a matter of 2 hours! And it looks a LOT more polished than my hand binding effort, let me tell you! With 4.5 weeks until my baby is due, I can use the time I've saved to make her another small baby quilt!ReplyDelete
As for the technical aspects of the process, I found the pinning to be quite tedious, but much less tedious than going back to fix areas where the back binding didn't get caught by the stitches, so it's definitely worth taking the time to pin properly. Practice definitely makes perfect too. By the 4th edge of my quilt, I was concealing the stitches in the ditch on the front and also not missing any areas of the binding on the back!
Huge thanks again for such a brilliant tutorial!
Thank you for this explanation. This is generally how I bind a quilt but I was missing the all important last step of stitching the back of the binding on from the front and keeping that stitch in the ditch. You're awesome. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I have completed many quilts and I must say, that I always have trouble with the last part, where you sew the two ends together. I ALWAYS have to look up that part on line. I can't seem to master it. Thanks for the easy to follow, concise instructions. I shall refer to your blog in the future when I come to that part of binding. Thank you!ReplyDelete
If I could reach you I would hug you right now! Thanks for writing this tutorial. I followed your steps exactly and attached the best binding I have ever done by machine. Thank you!!ReplyDelete
Hi Rita,ReplyDelete
I am up to the binding of another quilt and I am just popping by to check out your wonderful tute. I come back to this binding tutorial every.single.time. Thank you so much!
Thank you, THANK YOU!!!! I have struggled with this step of the binding over and over again. I've ripped out way too many times...for some reason you have clarified whatever I had muddied in my brain...again, Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
I love your tutorial! I didn't think I could ever do this, but after machine stitching the binding on 24 potholders, I really improved my technique :) Next task - to try a quilt.ReplyDelete
Going to give it a try today...I havent bound a quilt properly yet! Or at least with results I like, I am tooo picky I guess. Your explanation is great though and I loved all the pictures!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tutorial! Loved the explanation and the pictures, and I am attempting this on two baby quilts this afternoon. Binding is always discouraging to me, hopefully your tutorial fixes that :)ReplyDelete
I love this tutorial - it is the Best Ever!ReplyDelete
Looks fabulous and saves so much time.
Is it okay if I include it on my "Tutorials I Love" page - totally linked back to you here?
Kind regards
Do you always use a 1/4 seam allowance, even if you use the 2.5" binding? I guess my main question is how do you know what seam allowance to use when you first sew the binding on?ReplyDelete
You make this look so easy...ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Think I finally get it :)ReplyDelete
This is a great tutorial. I always refer to it when I am binding a quilt. Thanks!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 05, 2012 12:35 PM
Oh what an excellent tutorial!! I know I can "DO" this now, Thank you sew (hahaha pun intended) MUCH!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 17, 2012 3:42 AM
Thanks so much for the tutorial, I finally got it!!!ReplyDelete
I am curious how you get mitred corners... any tricks? I can handstitch faster than I can pin, so I'm scared of trying this! ; )ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial!ReplyDelete
Just saw your tutorial on binding post (better late than never!) And it all clicked!! Thank you thank you thank you! Can't wait to try it out :)ReplyDelete
Thankyou for your very informative machie binding post. I have two quilts away being quilted at the moment so i can't wait to try this method as I have always hand stitched the binding but it would be so much quicker to machine bind and then move on the next project.ReplyDelete
Hi, I found you through Pinterest. I tried your binding technique tonight on a quilt that I needed done in a hurry. I actually had better result by not pinning, just tucking around and sewing an inch or two at a time. It didn't give quite the nice finished look I like and get from hand sewing but the quilt is done and out the door in the morning! Yeah!! Thanks for a great tute.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much this is such a wonderful tutorial....great photos. Love the idea of zigzagging the edges and the finishing off the binding worked really well. :-)ReplyDelete
This is a great tutorial! I have used it twice now, and it worked like a champ! I've always preferred hand-binding, but for charity quilts and baby quilts that will be washed all the time, this makes so much more sense to me, and it looks great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!ReplyDelete
This part of the quilt making process has been my Achilles heel throughout over a dozen quilts. After having watched a bazillions tutorials on the Internet and read a few bazillion more, yours has finally helped me crack the code...Thank you, thank you, thank you! I can now reach the end of attaching the binding without a sickening knot in my stomach!ReplyDelete
Hi, thank you so much for this tutorial - I know how long they take to do! I love this as it is easy to understand with great pics to help along the way. I usually bind by bringing my backing fabric over to the top and I hand quilt so I just sew on around but you have given me some inspiration to try machine quilting (I am disabled and am struggling to quilt for any length of time right now). I did try doing a few blocks on the machine the other day and they were so much easier for me. I am making one quilt I will complete by hand - a gift for my sister-in-law, a memory quilt representing her daughter my niece who was murdered at the age of 15.ReplyDelete
Anyhow thanks once again the super tute and now I will get back to my newest creation, a door stop made from used rice bags which I am also doing a tute for.
Btw - Lurve your work!
THANK YOU! I had pains just thinking about hand stitching the back of a king size quilt.ReplyDelete
I have always wondered how machine stitching the binding works ! Thank you and thank you also for clearly explaining the diagonal join of the binding at the end. I could never get this right. Will try again now.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2013 8:32 PM
Thank you for this great tutorial! 😊ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Although I do not machine stitch my binding - I still handstitch, the directions on how to join the strips together smoothly is PRICELESS. I pinned this and refer to it every time I bind a quilt.ReplyDelete
Who knows? Maybe someday I'll even try the machine stitching too.
Thank you for this tutorial! I refer to it every time I bind a quilt. The instructions are very easy to follow and my binding always comes out perfectly.ReplyDelete
Thank you for this tutorial! I just tried it and it resulted in the best quilt binding I have ever done! Thank you!ReplyDelete
I just tried it last night and did my first machine binding! The corners didn't catch well, but I'm sold!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for all this info. I have just sewn my first quilt binding onto my first ever quilt. I'll hand sew it finished, but will try machine sewing it finished another time.ReplyDelete
Ah Ha! I had to read through it a couple of times to catch the part about stitching in the ditch from the TOP. Makes more sense now and can't wait to try it out on my next quilt as I am no fan of hand-stitching.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for posting! You're quilts are always so beautiful and I'm amazed at how quickly they come together.
I tried this on my most recent baby quilt and it worked beautifully! Well, I did need to go over a few missed spots, but as far as I'm concerned it turned out really well and has saved me HOURS of hand binding, so thank you! I'm never going back :).ReplyDelete
Thanks Rita: I used this on some placemats.. with success!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this. You are my hero!ReplyDelete
Tried it. Loved it. Changed my life.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 21, 2014 10:49 PM
Thank you!ReplyDelete
Cool and AWESOME! Thanks!ReplyDelete
It works! It works! It works!ReplyDelete
I just bound 6 placemats this way, and it worked beautifully. Thanks so much for the tutorial. I will never handstitch a binding again.
Rosemary B here:ReplyDelete
Rita, I have done both hand stitch the finish, and also machine.
I read this tutorial years ago, and had not really made the connection because I was not really "there" in my quilting development.
Well, One thing. I love the machine quilting. Hand quilting is ONLY great when I go to the doctor with my parents (both 92) and sit for hours.... especially that retina doc for mom's macular degeneration (holy cow) Anyway, another cool thing with machine binding is that you can make a double row of stitching on some things and it looks great!
Thank you for everything you share. It is greatly appreciated
Thanks for the info! I like the sound of your way to stitch the binding on. I had been sewing the binding on the back of the quilt first and then stitching it to the front of the quilt. Your way will make it much easier to trim down the excess backing/batting.ReplyDelete
I do not like hand sewing the binding either,so I do machine stitching with a fancy stitch ,I love how it looks , but if i am sewing with my Mom I let her do the hand stitching as she love to do that while watching her TV shows.ReplyDelete
What kind of machine do you use?ReplyDelete
I've only been quilting a year. I liked what I read that unless you are showing your quilt, machine bind it. It will last much longer, especially it'd it's will get washed often, for a child or table runner!ReplyDelete
Rita, thank you so much for the great tutorial on machine sew binding. I have always done a bias-handsewn binding. Since I was making a baby quilt and figured it would go through many washings, I wanted to sew it entirely by machine. Even on the first go-around I was able to cut the crossgrain strips at 2.25 inches and it turned out perfect. Thank you for sharing your expertise!ReplyDelete
YES - YES, finally a binding tutorial with photos on how to put the two binding ends together. Way better than the tuck it under method. I'm pinning this....and probably printing it, too. Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
This is awesome! As a quilter for over 30 years, I've hand stitched a lot of binding. I've been wanting to try this and with your tutorial, I'm ready to give it a try! Thanks!!ReplyDelete
Hi Rita! Thank you for this! I always love the look of your quilts, the precision is amazing! Do you have other blog posts where you talk about your tools, steps, processes etc? Like what iron you use, ironing board, machine etc. and when you do iron and do you iron seams open or to one side alternating rows etc. I would love to glean from you anything about your how-to, because I truly admire your work. Please send me to other links in your blog about any of this, or consider doing a post on "Rita's how-to" thank you for your contribution to the sewing world! You are appreciated!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the clear and precise instructions, next quilt almost ready and I am going to do your method as I loath hand sewing! Tina from Auckland New ZealandReplyDelete
Hi Rita, as a newbie to quilting (I've completed four and two more almost done ) since July , your blogs and helpful tutorials have been invaluableReplyDelete
Keep up the great work
Cheers JudeA01
I usually finish my binding by hand, but I needed a quickie method and used your wonderful tutorial with one small change. Instead of pinning, which I despise--I always manage to draw blood!-- I glue basted the binding. It was absolute perfection. Thanks for your excellent tutorials and for sharing your makes with the online world.ReplyDelete
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The leading provider of quality vision care products and personalized optometric services in Tooele.
Since 1953, Tooele Vision Center has been the leader and preferred provider of quality vision care products and personalized optometric services to our patients in Tooele and the surrounding areas. Our experienced doctors and staff offer comprehensive vision examinations and specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide array of eye diseases, conditions, and problems.
In our mission to provide the best eye care services possible, our doctors use only the most advanced, state-of-the-art diagnostic technology and eye care products available. We are committed to educating our patients and providing personalized eye care services to the people of Tooele. At Tooele Vision Center, you will find eye care professionals who genuinely care about your health and are dedicated to providing exceptional personal service to everyone who walks through our door.
Schedule an appointment with an experienced eye care provider at our Tooele optometrist office and give your vision the level of care and attention it deserves.