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How to bind circle in SDW

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hello everyone I am Jessica and welcome back to my Channel today weamp;#39;re going to be finishing up this birthday cake quilt I shared a video not that long ago on how to scale up the edges of the quilt my edges are scalloped and now weamp;#39;re ready to bind them so letamp;#39;s get started the first step is to cut our bias binding so you can use bias binding anytime when youamp;#39;re binding a quilt but specifically when youamp;#39;re doing something with curves or scallops bias binding is the way you want to go because itamp;#39;s very stretchy and you can easily move it around the curves when I make my bias binding I start out with a big cut of fabric and I have that here now itamp;#39;s going to be a little bit difficult to see this whole piece but Iamp;#39;ll do my best the first step is that youamp;#39;re going to take the bottom right corner and youamp;#39;re going to fold it up so that um this edge here is flush all the way across so take your time and get this r

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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.
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 Make Bias Binding 45 degree angle line of ruler on bottom edge of fabric. Place the 2 line of the ruler along the diagonal edge of the fabric. Bias strips being cut. Sew strips together. Press binding strip in half. Leave a tail when starting to sew to quilt. Press over end of the beginning of binding.
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.
If you are attaching the bias binding in the round, overlap the ends by about 1 on each end. Mark where the two pieces overlap and measure 1/2 seam allowance. Mark with tailors chalk and trim the excess. Sew the seam and trim the seam allowance in half.
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.
With right sides together, align the two edges of bias tape together at a 90-degree angle, pin. Use a marking tool and ruler to draw a straight line connecting the corners of the bias tape. Use a straight stitch with a small stitch length (1.5) to sew along the marked line. Trim the seam allowance and press open.

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