Hayley Grzych at WeAllSew has a great tutorial on how to create an Easy Quilt Facing. This technique creates an elegant, seamless-looking finish on the front side of the quilt that’s very popular for art quilts or wall hangings and you don't have to worry about single fold, double fold, bias or straight of grain...and not a mitered corner in site.

From Hayley Grzych at WeAllSew:

"Every project requires you to assess what finishing techniques is best for that quilt. Single fold or double fold binding, bias or straight of grain, but what about visible or invisible? Quilt facing is an opportunity to finish your project with a clean, nearly invisible edge.

Sometimes, you want to be able to bind your quilt without seeing anything at all on the front side. For this, I present to you a quilt facing. As an alternative to binding, facing creates an elegant, seamless-looking finish on the front side of the quilt that’s very popular for art quilts or wall hangings.

While this technique is certainly beautiful in its simplicity, it also has another benefit: there’s no need to stress over mitering corners on this technique. If you’re someone who can never seem to get those corners quite right, then I welcome you to give this a try. It’s a fantastic finish for both beginners and the most experienced sewists out there!"

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Watch the video below to see how Haley creates her Easy Quilt Facing.