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I also use a single thread and small blind stitch which looks nice. I really enjoy handstitching my bindings.
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I use double, but rarely hand sew my binding anymore.
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Originally Posted by crafterrn1
(Post 5380016)
I use a single thread for my bindings. I use a smaller stitch. I have not had any issues with my bindings. I use the same stitch I use for applique. but I use regular thread not silk thread. I never thought to use a double thread as it seems to thick to sink into the fabric. JMHO. Luann in CT
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Originally Posted by ArtsyOne
(Post 5379883)
I always use single It's my favorite part of making a quilt.
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I prefer double strand.
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Originally Posted by Prism99
(Post 5380272)
I use a single thread and hide a knot in the binding once in awhile (figuring if the thread ever breaks, there will only be 6 inches or so of mending to do).
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
(Post 5380083)
Single, small blind stitch. Totally invisible and very strong. What more could you ask for? :)
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Originally Posted by crafterrn1
(Post 5380016)
I use a single thread for my bindings. I use a smaller stitch. I have not had any issues with my bindings. I use the same stitch I use for applique. but I use regular thread not silk thread. I never thought to use a double thread as it seems to thick to sink into the fabric. JMHO. Luann in CT
p.s. did not use glue, never have, never will ! ! ! |
I use single thread, I think that makes the stitches less visible
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I too use a single, small stitch - stitched blind. No problems encountered.
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