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Thread: New way to make bias strips.

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    Senior Member Pat M.'s Avatar
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    Learned to do this in Jr. High School many many years ago.

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    This is the only way I will do it, soooo much easier. I have a chart I got years ago that shows me how big a square I need to get the length of bias needed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KwiltyKahy View Post
    This is the only way I will do it, soooo much easier. I have a chart I got years ago that shows me how big a square I need to get the length of bias needed.
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    This is great! Any chance you could post the chart for us too? It would really be helpful! Thanks!!

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    Oops! should have googled first....I found one at: http://quiltbug.com/articles/binding-calculator.htm

    I think it might have been posted earlier in another thread.

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    This is a great method for making binding. I use it to.

    It has been said that it creates more seams in the binding and some are turned off by that. I think having more sections makes it easier to replacce as binding gets worn. Just un- sew it between two seams and replace that one section.

    When doing quilts for shows I do use the longest bias strips I can so there are less seams.

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    I am always looking for an alternative way to do things...thanks so much for posting the link...I will check it out!
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    That was a great video. Thank you for sharing it.

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    Thank-You I have never seen this befor will have to try it thank u 4 sharing.
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    Well, this is the first I've heard of it

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    It's new to me also. Thanks for sharing!

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