Maybe you were looking for one of these abbreviations: RCMX-RCN-RCNC-RCNN-RCNO-RCO-AK-RCO-NE-RCoA-RCOCI-RCOE.
Measure the width of your quilt and add 4-6 (or chosen excess). Design a backing to equal that width, adding 1/2 to each panel for each seam you'll use to sew it to a neighboring panel. Cut panels to the length of your quilt plus 4-6 (or chosen excess). Sew panels together with a 1/2 seam allowance. Press seams open to reduce bulk. Press backing before use.
Once your quilt is completely tied, itâs time to bind it. You can always use a regular binding but we decided to bring the backing around to the front and stitch it down. Jay led me through the steps. First with scissors, we trimmed our blanket even with the edge of the top. Then we used a ruler and a pen to mark a cutting line 1.5 inches beyond the edge of the quilt on the backing and trimmed the backing with scissors on that line. Jay folded the edge in half, and then turned it up over the top and pinned in place.