Free Online Quilt Binding Calculator

Calculate the Perfect Binding for Your Quilt

Are you tired of guessing how much binding to buy or cut for your quilting projects? Do you want to ensure that your quilt is perfectly finished with no excess fabric left over? Look no further! Our binding calculator will do the math for you, providing an accurate estimate of the number of strips you'll need based on your quilt's dimensions, binding width, and fabric width without salvagedge .

The Formula:

Our calculator uses a simple yet effective formula to determine the number of strips required:

Don't worry if you're not familiar with formulas – we've got a step-by-step guide below to help you plug in your values and get an accurate calculation.

How to Use the Calculator:

1. Width of Quilt : Enter the width of your quilt in inches.
2. Length of Quilt : Enter the length of your quilt in inches.
3. Binding Width : Enter the width of your binding strips in inches (the same as the width you want your finished binding to be).
4. Fabric Width : Enter the width of your fabric roll or bolt in inches less salvagedge .

Once you've entered your values, click "Calculate" and our calculator will do the math for you. You'll receive an estimate of the number of strips required to bind your quilt perfectly any remaining fraction to be considered as hole strip.

Tips and Variations:

• To be safe, consider adding 10-15% to your total strip count to account for any errors or irregularities in cutting.
• If you're using a different binding width than the one specified on your fabric, adjust the calculation accordingly.
• Don't forget to factor in seam allowances when calculating your binding strips – we recommend adding 1/2 inch to each strip.

Get Accurate Results with Our Binding Calculator:

Say goodbye to excess fabric and hello to perfectly bound quilts every time! Try our binding calculator today and take the guesswork out of determining how much binding you need. Happy sewing!

Note: You can use this formula as a guide, but keep in mind that it's just an estimate. Factors like seam allowances, pattern requirements, and personal preference may affect your final strip count. Always check your fabric needs before cutting, and adjust the calculation accordingly.