Binding
11-04-2010, 03:28 AM
#21
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If I am using stripe or plaid fabric I always cut on the bias. It won't look right otherwise!
Also if you're binding something that has a border cut in waves or in a circle you will need a bias as well.
2.5" for all and I glue baste my 45* angles. More accurate and easier in the long run!
Also if you're binding something that has a border cut in waves or in a circle you will need a bias as well.
2.5" for all and I glue baste my 45* angles. More accurate and easier in the long run!
11-04-2010, 04:26 AM
#22
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.This is my formula that I use:
To calculate the width, decide what you want the finished width of the binding to be and then multiply that number by six and add 1/4” (the 1/4 accounts for the turn and height of your batting, adjust up or down for thick or thin batting).
For example:
1/2” (width of finished binding) X 6 = 3” + 1/4” = 3 1/4”
To calculate the width, decide what you want the finished width of the binding to be and then multiply that number by six and add 1/4” (the 1/4 accounts for the turn and height of your batting, adjust up or down for thick or thin batting).
For example:
1/2” (width of finished binding) X 6 = 3” + 1/4” = 3 1/4”
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