Binding & Mitering Tools

Carolyn Cullinan McCormick, inventor of the Add-A-Quarter, reveals and demonstrates her newest tool, the Add-A-Binding.

One tool for all your binding needs! Add-A-Binding allows you to cut 2 1/4” or 2 1/2” binding strips, trim at 45 degree angles, trim off tips, assist with folding binding in half, and trim off excess fabric ends for a perfect and beautiful binding every time.

The Add-A-Binding tool is the only tool you will need to make perfect quilt bindings.
Your bindings will be show stopping!

Acrylic Ruler measures 3"  x 11 1/2" 

Includes Instructions plus scroll down for a Video Tutorial from Carolyn.  She walks you through the simple steps of this all in one binding tool.

Makes mitered bindings on your quilts a snap! Comes with complete instructions for use.

• 1/8" thick acrylic ruler
• 1/8" and 1/2" blue markings
• 45 degree angle edge
• Step by step instructions for:
  - Making a continuous binding
  - Applying binding to the quilt
  - Perfect mitered corners
  - Joining ends smoothly and efficiently

Make bindings on your longarm or regular sewing machine with Brilliant Bindings for Longarm Quilters and quilters who prefer a thicker ruler.

Not only make continuous bindings on your machine, but create them with perfect mitered corners and no fuss end seams, too

1/4" thick tool is great for applying binding to quilts with long-, mid-, or short arm machines

• 1/4" thick acrylic ruler
• 1/4" and 1/2" blue markings
• 45 degree angle edge
• Step by step instructions for:
  - Making a continuous binding
  - Applying binding to the quilt for longarm, midarm or shortarm
  - Perfect mitered corners
  - Joining ends smoothly and efficiently
• Can also be used on longarm machines as a ruler for stitching straight and diagonal lines

At last, a tool to create perfectly mitered angles (120 and 135 degree) when bringing the fabric from the back to the front of your projects to create a border or binding. Also great for heirloom Madeira edge techniques.

• Use this tool and the simple instructions to make perfectly mitered angles
• The math is done for you and the simple to follow directions and illustrations make it easy the first time
• Learn how easy it is to create binding and borders for your projects using this tool

Ever tried to make a fabric tube with batting inserted? The strong, sturdy & durable Jelly Roll Tube Maker by The Gypsy Quilter will ease the sometimes tedious & painful folding process of creating the fabric & batting tubes. (refer to endorsement)

• Saves time
• Produces consistent tubes
• Works best with 2 1/2" pre-cut batting strips
• Use with or without an iron

To make the Fabric & Batting Tube, place a thin batting strip on the wrong side of a 2 1/2" fabric strip. Feed the layered (fabric & thin batting) strip, batting side up, into the wide end of the Jelly Roll Tube Maker. If needed, place a sewing awl in the slot on the tool to pull the layered strip through. Then fold the now magically folded, layered strip in half as it comes out the other end & place under the sewing machine presser foot ready to stitch. Keep the Jelly Roll Tube Maker close to the sewing machine & slide along as you sew.

Video Turorial below

• Get the perfect mitered borders every time with no angles to determine and no flipping and flopping of fabric
• Don't be afraid of those quilt patterns with mitered borders
• Follow these instructions and you will not have wavy quilt edges again; great for wall hangings and placemats, too

• Get the perfect mitered borders every time with no angles to determine and no flipping and flopping of fabric
• Don't be afraid of those quilt patterns with mitered borders
• Follow these instructions and you will not have wavy quilt edges again; great for wall hangings and placemats, too