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Originally Posted by brushandthimble
I don't use any special tool, just a couple of pins, small ruler and marking pencil. I get perfect corners every time and you can not tell where I started and ended, it looks just like any joining of strips. I will be giving a class in a few week, I will make a tutorial while preparing my samples for the class if anyone is interested.
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go to www.quilterstv.com and under Quilters Cafe search for my show on bindings. This is done without any tools.
I probably have all the "special binding" tools made and found very little use for them. I do know that others have found these gadgets helpful. |
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
I don't use any special tool, just a couple of pins, small ruler and marking pencil. I get perfect corners every time and you can not tell where I started and ended, it looks just like any joining of strips. I will be giving a class in a few week, I will make a tutorial while preparing my samples for the class if anyone is interested.
ann |
I, too bought the F&P binding tool (for joining the beginning and ending together) but discovered the better way as someone else described. Hope you can put up the tutorial because it sure is easy. Pics will help a bunch and I found that you have your measurement from a piece of the extra binding you just made that tells you how much to cut off. I will look forward to the tutorial. I can do it but not explain it well.
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I bought Fons & Porter's Binding Ruler but never used it. For me, I just use an iron when making the binding and when I apply it, I only use my wooden iron. Never needed anything else.
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I do mine same as raptuready
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Another person lol
I hate binding!!! :D |
My fav tool is my fingers, I never lose them! :lol:
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wow, i must be the only one who uses a bias tape maker!!!
they are fabulous little gadgets that allow me to make perfect binding w/o frustration! |
Oh YES--I NEED that tutorial--please
Rita |
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