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SusieQOH 06-20-2023 05:54 AM

I agree if you think you may run short don't do them diagonally but straight. A lot of quilters do it that way. I have done it both ways and they both work out fine.

thimblebug6000 06-20-2023 06:18 AM

I have used Edyta Sitar’s method cutting 1.75” strips successfully when short on fabric. if you watch the video you see you still have a double fold on the edges.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWauykQzr7w

Dedemac 06-20-2023 02:24 PM

Have you thought of the continuous bias binding method? It's a little tricky at first but 2 seams and a long cut, I use rectangles instead of squares. I figure how many square inches of binding I need and then measure the fabric. Sometimes I have a few to many seams in the binding but its the fabric I wanted and I don't really notice the seams unless one is dead center in the corner.

WMUTeach 06-21-2023 02:57 AM

Book marked the calculator. That is clever and simple.

Honey58 06-21-2023 07:18 AM

cashs mom thank you for the link to the binding calculator. And also there are so many suggestions and solutions here which I was not aware of. Will be following this thread.

cashs_mom 06-21-2023 12:07 PM


Originally Posted by Honey58 (Post 8606097)
cashs mom thank you for the link to the binding calculator. And also there are so many suggestions and solutions here which I was not aware of. Will be following this thread.

I like that binding calculator. I can find out how much I need if I'm buying or juggle the width to find out how wide I can make it out of the fabric I have.


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