Hand sewing binding
I've never used binding clips, just folded as I sewed along, but was wondering if the clips are easier on arthritic fingers. Thanks.
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Absolutely love then. I too have arthritis and they hold the binding so well. No pins sticking me.
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I use the hair clips from the dollar store but kids gave me a gift card to MSQ so am going to order some with my next order. I've seen them and think they will be worth the investment.
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I'm also binding clip fan. I don't go all around, just 5-6 clips at a time. It seems like I get a cleaner looking binding when it's finished. And no stab wounds(0:
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There was recently a thread about Fusible Thread on QB. I am thinking you lay it on the quilt and then press the binding down. It looks like it is washable. Wish I would have paid closer attention but I think it was by Superior Threads
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I am using them on binding right now.
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I normally just fold under as I go along, too, but once I discovered those little clips -- wow! No turning back for me! Definitely worth the investment!
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I had the same experience as ctyankee. I never knew what I was missing until I tried them. My hands aren't arthritic, but they did get tired doing binding, and that doesn't happen anymore.
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The binding clips are fantastic especially for holding binding in small sections as you sew. It also means fingers are only in one position for shorter length of time.
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Yes, it was superior threads grammasharon...the fusible that is. I use the hair clips that snap open and shut when you bend them. Cheap and easy.
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