I don't have any links for you and I am sure the experts
here will come up with plenty of pointers for you. I have
only one suggestion - if the points (inny and outy) are
small would you consider sewing a facing on the edge? It
might reduce bulk on small points and keep them "pointier",
and if this is a wall hanging a facing should withstand any
normal wear-and-tear pretty well.

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"steve" wrote in message
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: Hello all
:
: My insanity continues as I teach, take 8 credits of
computer classes to
: learn the software I am required to teach with, and get
myself and my
: students ready for state competition, of which I organize
the contest part.
: Sleep is a greatly desired rarity.
:
: Anyways, on top of all of this I am also making a small
wall quilt for our
: Art teacher who is retiring this year. :-( It is very
free form with
: machine embroidery, beading, piecing and has an irregular
spots on the
: borders, thus my question. The irregular portion is made
up of small
: hexagons. I will be doing a binding all the way around
and need to bind
: along this in and out edge as well. Lots of inny points
and outy points.
: Sort of like around a grandmothers flower garden quilt.
Does anyone know of
: a link to directions or pointers for binding along such an
edge? I am
: several weeks away from needing to do this, but wanted to
start thinking
: about it now.
:
: Thanks for letting me poll all of your knowledge.
:
: Steve
: Alaska
:
: