Photo credit: No Big Dill
Bias binding or bias tape is used in so many different techniques in sewing. You can use it as a trim for quilts, placemats or even garments. Or use it to make hemming easier. It’s often used in simple arm hole (armscye) bindings. Most frequently, of course, we see it on quilts. So skip the prepackaged stuff and make your own!
Learn how to make bias tape the easy way!
It’s easy to make continuous bias tape (or bias binding). This photo tutorial by No Big Dill is fantastic! Need a little more help? Watch the Missouri Star Quilting video below. They make 200 inches of binding from just half a yard of fabric! Wow!
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I’m going to try this today. I have a king size quilt in my UFO pile. All that’s left to do is bind it and I’m dreading the thought of the huge quilt taking so much piddly time. This might take away a lot of those piddly hours. Thank you for posting.
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