It is again about bias binding. is it important to be bias? I know the wear and tear thingy.
I have to go tomorrow for a pretty severe treatment for my RA, right after our pastor blesses
my parents ashes. I will be back thurs night to check in.
It is again about bias binding. is it important to be bias? I know the wear and tear thingy.
I have to go tomorrow for a pretty severe treatment for my RA, right after our pastor blesses
my parents ashes. I will be back thurs night to check in.
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I only use bias on curves. Short and sweet. lol
Sorry about your parents.
Lorie
Good luck with your treatment. So sorry about your parents.
I only do bias for curved binding. I know a lot of people use it routinely because of the wearing/fraying.
Vonnie
I only use bias binding on curves so it will lay flat. I used the double-fold French binding the rest of the time and my bindings wear really well.
Bias binding can look really interesting if it is a strip it will create an interesting effect on the edge. I mostly use straight binding and bias on the curves. happy sewing and Sorry about your parents .
I use bias binding for all my bindings; straight or curved. I just like how it hugs up to the edge of the quilt. I would always have bumps and wrinkles when I used straight of grain binding. I made a baby quilt with rounded corners and made my bias binding for the first time. I really liked the way the binding turned out so I've not used SOG binding again. It is definately a matter of preference!!!
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I do straight binding on straight edges. So far all of my quilts have been square or rectangular.
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I never use bias bindings unless I have curves or odd angles.
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