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How to bind circle in 1ST

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binding is the last part of any quilting project when itamp;#39;s time for the binding youamp;#39;re almost home youamp;#39;re ready to run for the stable like the horses but you got to do that last a little bit first and for many quilters the dilemma comes in how much binding do I need to make how much fabric do I need to buy well you know what itamp;#39;s very very easy to figure and Iamp;#39;m gonna show you how first of all you need to measure your quilt I just have a little one here itamp;#39;s a little table runner but it works for our purposes so we need to measure the length in this case itamp;#39;s 23 inches Iamp;#39;m just going to round it to 24 for ease of of figuring and then my width is letamp;#39;s call it 14 so 14 by 24 right we want to times length 2 times the width so if I have 24 times 2 equals 48 and we have 14 times 2 is 28 thatamp;#39;s 76 inches running inches that is the perimeter of your quilt think back to math and geometry that is the outsid

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How to join the ends of a quilt binding with a diagonal seam?

1:09 3:28 So just checking that my fabric is lined up on this line and on this line. And then during myMoreSo just checking that my fabric is lined up on this line and on this line. And then during my diagonal. Line foreign on either side of the line just to keep it in place. And then were going to sew.

How to sew bias binding around curves?

1:20 4:34 Then. I can go ahead and cut it. And youll see that if there if it can lay flat. Like this before IMoreThen. I can go ahead and cut it. And youll see that if there if it can lay flat. Like this before Ive stitched it it can lay flat after youve stitched.

How do you sew binding in the round?

12:15 23:11 Okay. So and im just going to keep on. Going. Right around that curved edge.MoreOkay. So and im just going to keep on. Going. Right around that curved edge.

How to sew bias binding on a tablecloth?

To add a single bias binding to cover 1 side of a fabrics edge, unfold one of the bias binding edges and line it up with the edges of the fabric. Open the folds up and sew along the crease with a sewing machine to secure it. Fold it over the edge of the fabric and sew along the other edge of the binding.

How to join bias binding in a circle?

Here we go. 1) Open out the ends of the binding. 2) Fold each end to form a 45 degree angle. 3) Crease the folds where they meet. 4) Open the two creased folds. 5) With right sides facing, match the fold lines to each other. 6) Stitch the fold lines, creating a diagonal seam. 7) Trim the seam allowances.

How to join binding on a round quilt?

Step 1: Lay out your binding then sew it around the perimeter of your quilt. Step 2: Fold the ends together, leaving no space between them. Step 3: Use a pin to connect the two ends. Step 4: Pin the strips together and sew on the vertical crease. Step 5: Finish sewing the binding to the edge of the quilt.

How to join binding strips at the end?

0:19 0:56 Now dont trim till you check or youll cry yep its perfect now you can trim trim. It off and youMoreNow dont trim till you check or youll cry yep its perfect now you can trim trim. It off and you are ready to do that last seam. And have your binding ready stay Merry and creative.

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