Bias tape can be used to enclose almost any raw edge of the fabric. Many new patterns do not have full facings. They instruct you to use bias tape on the area that would have had a facing in days gone by, to enclose the raw edge of some parts of a garment. This is done with si...
How to make your own bias tapeSUSAN KHALJE
What is Single Fold Bias Tape? What is Double Fold Bias Tape How to Make Bias Tape Step 1: Prepare the Fabric Step 2: Fold the Fabric on the Bias Step 3: Trim away the fold Step 4: Cut bias strips Step 5: Attaching the bias strips Step 6: How to use the bias tape maker What...
Ideal for those new to sewing, this project is straightforward and yields a handmade gift sure to impress. The pattern ensures the wrap skirt is secure and stylish, with a smart design that prevents any accidental exposure. With just one seam and a bias binding finish, it's quick to ...
pressed edges ;) But with the double fold bias tape, like you saw in the bias binding tutorials, you basically get one of these strips that’s then pressed in half lengthwise. So for bias facing make sure you get the single fold. For this apron we use 1/2″ single fold bias tape....
you need 54” of 1” double-fold bias binding. It’s not critical to use binding on the bias, but since we’re sewing on a curve, bias binding will look smoother. You can buy bias binding or make your own. The Clover Bias Tape Makers are a great way to make binding. The 1” ...
Projects To Use Bias Binding Single Fold Bias Tape or Double Fold Bias Tape? FAQ and Troubleshooting WANT MORE FREE TUTORIALS AND PATTERNS? Ever gone to a store to get bias binding, only to find a few boring, solid colors - and not even the width that you need? I've been there. Inst...
Fold the fabric binding strip so that a mitered corner is formed. Stitch this corner in place. Check out the post on how to calculate and cut bias binding tape and binding with bias tape for more details on this Method 4 – Mitered corner with a Border This method is used when you nee...
However, binding the seams is an ideal way to finish the inside of a garment and give it a little sass. Hong Kong or Bound Seams are suitable for heavier weight woven fabrics because they will not change the way the fabric drapes. I have a tutorial on Attaching Bias Tape. The same ...
Sewing Basics: Learn How to Sew Online Save BIAS TAPE: what is it, how to make it, and why you NEED it! (VIDEO included) When you can make your own bias tape, you're not limited to what's available in the fabric store. It's easier to make this sewing basic than you might ...