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AnnT 10-20-2014 05:02 AM

I have thought about getting this so thanks for the advice/suggestions in advance!

shasta5718 10-20-2014 06:07 AM

I have several tips for mine and one of then just does the single fold. You may want to check and see what's avaliable.

rjwilder 10-20-2014 06:39 AM

I have this machine and all the tips. I just kept buying the tips with coupons until I got them all. Yes, you can use straight cut strips also, I usually only do straight cut strips. The machine is expensive so watch for it on sale. My Wal-Mart also sells it but with a sale at JoAnn's it's cheaper.

Neesie 10-20-2014 07:29 AM


Originally Posted by Scissor Queen (Post 6934560)
What it makes is actually called double fold binding. Single fold is when just one edge is folded to the center. Binding that's just folded in half is actually called French fold binding.

Most people consider Single fold to be both raw edges turned, with Double fold to be both raw edges turned and then the entire piece folded together.

"Bias tape comes in Single Fold or Double fold.
* Single fold is flat, with single edges folded over. It’s often used as a trim and sewn flat just as it is, such as parallel to a hem or with decorative stitching on the top.
* Double fold bias tape is single fold tape that has been folded again in the middle to create a sandwich. Note that the fold is actually slightly off-center, so that one side is wider than the other, by a fraction. This makes it easier to sew with and decreases the chance of sewing on the top of the binding and somehow missing the back of the binding with your stitching. That may sound confusing. Try it out and it will all make sense."
source - http://www.danamadeit.com/2008/07/te...bias-tape.html


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