1 Attachment(s)
I am in Germany for the next couple of weeks and brought over UFO's to work on and even a couple of books that I thought I needed. However, the binding book I brought doesn't have anything on how to bind a piece that has an non 90 degree angle. I am using double binding and am curious if anyone knows what I should do? Here's a picture of the table runner with the triangle ends showing.
Many thanks, Cindy aka SafeDriving Table runner [ATTACH=CONFIG]132177[/ATTACH] |
When Ireach a corner that is not 90 degrees, I sew to 1/4" of the edge and back stitch. Pull it out from under the pressure foot, and fold the binding so it is a straight line from the next side. Fold back down and continue sewing. Works for me.
|
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-20895-1.htm
This link has lots of useful info.:) |
You fold it back just like any other corner except the degree of the fold back is slightly less. I think if you try it, it will make sence to you the degree of angle you turn it back.
|
Alicia's Attic has a You Tube video how to do the back side. She goes, over it rather quick, but you can always replay the video.
|
Originally Posted by dungeonquilter
When Ireach a corner that is not 90 degrees, I sew to 1/4" of the edge and back stitch. Pull it out from under the pressure foot, and fold the binding so it is a straight line from the next side. Fold back down and continue sewing. Works for me.
|
Ditto above.
|
Originally Posted by CoriAmD
Originally Posted by dungeonquilter
When Ireach a corner that is not 90 degrees, I sew to 1/4" of the edge and back stitch. Pull it out from under the pressure foot, and fold the binding so it is a straight line from the next side. Fold back down and continue sewing. Works for me.
|
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 12:42 PM. |