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bigsister63 12-02-2011 07:19 PM

Help fixing booboo
 
I accidently cut small nicks in the binding. Is there any way this can be fixed or do I have to bite the bullet and replace the binding. There are 2 and both are small. I tried to hand stitch over them but that does not look very good. This is for a gift or I would just let it go. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!

LindaM 12-02-2011 07:22 PM

Can you wrap an applique design of some sort around from the front, cover a nick, over to the back??

dublb 12-02-2011 07:26 PM

I would try the applique also!

dunster 12-02-2011 07:38 PM

I would remove that section of binding and replace it.

amma 12-02-2011 07:43 PM

What if you make 2 small pieces of binding, single thickness and just add them on top of the old? Fold the ends under before sewing them on, the little pockets shouldn't show much :)
OR you could just unsew those sections, cut the cut spots out, piece in two new sections and then sew it back down.

Tartan 12-02-2011 09:20 PM

Are the 2 small nicks close together? If so I would replace the section. If they are far apart I would applique something over them. I would have it go with the quilt theme. If it was baseball fabric, I'd applique a couple of baseballs over the nicks wrapping them to the back and maybe putting the same applique by the label?

sharon b 12-02-2011 09:23 PM

It also depends where on the binding it is ... is it on the top or bottom or on the edge - the edge will get a lot of stress on it and won't be easy to applique over - top or bottom is easier to appliques something over it

CoolJulUtah 12-02-2011 10:56 PM

I was at a quilt market/show in Salt Lake City this spring and walked past a booth that had a product that you put on tears/rips and it would fix them! I can't remember the name of the product, but let me see if I can find the name of it for you. Apparently it washes/wears as if it never happened!

sew1096 12-03-2011 12:16 AM

I also would remove that section and put a new one in.

I remember seeing that "repair product" too but I can't remember the name either. It appeared to work in the demonstration, but you know how that goes sometimes.

jitkaau 12-03-2011 05:26 AM

How would it be making a decorative tab in each spot that you could wrap from back to front and hold in place with a button or stitching? If youput a few of them on, it would look deliberate, and part of the design.


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