it is. Take your pick from these tutorials or maybe watch a couple like me and see what suits you best. So once you are clear on how to attach the binding, you need to pin yours in place making sure that your cotton goes all the way inside your binding so that when you sew it will be secured in place on both sides. Start just along from a corner, not on it. Take your time at the corners where you need to mitre the binding. This means you fold the tape back on itself to achieve the 90 degree angle you need to keep going. When you get back to where you started, snip the end of the binding on an angle and pin in place to cover the place where you started. Sew around your binding using a straight stitch. Go slowly and check on both sides to make sure all is going along as it should be. Don't forget to remove the pins as you go as forgotten ones will most definitely be a problem in the finished product. STEP SIX Snip any loose threads, check all the stitching. Iron on an appropriate setting and roll up, using your ribbon ties to secure it. You're finished and it is time to bask in the glow of your achievement.