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I never thought to use a toilet paper roll for the binding. Mine is all over the room depending on the size of the quilt. This is amazing. Something I may start using very soon.
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I puddle mine in a clean coffee mug. It works perfectly for me. It's heavy enough not to turn over and I can move it if I need to.
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I just let it roam around on the floor!
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So many useful ideas for handling binding! Thank you all!
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Originally Posted by Julienm1
(Post 8469188)
I just puddle my binding strip on the floor. Glad this works for you, though.
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Personally I don't see what the fuss is about having something to roll our binding strips on. When I make binding I will roll it up on itself (think coil not ball) and set in my lap. Bit by bit I unroll it and sew. It's never been a problem for me.
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This is what I do too. And at some point I either step on it or roll my chair over it.
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
(Post 8469167)
I always end up sitting on the end of my binding . I need to use this tip instead of throwing it in my lap.
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Any chance someone can post pictures of this hack?
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I roll mine up onto an empty spool and then put the spool on an extra spool pin on my machine. I have a Singer 401a, so there is one at the base of the machine. I once used an old tissue box to make keep it rolled up and pulled it through the tissue box opening, much like a desk top tape dispenser. It worked pretty well too. Next time I do binding I'll take a pic. I don't like the puddling because I inevitably roll over it with my chair or it gets tangled.
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