flannel ruffle?
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I have done lots of ruffles on little girls night gowns, and have never done in on the bias. None of the patterns that I have used called for bias. It is really fun to make pretty little night gowns for little girls. My granddaughters are grown up now and don't want ruffles.
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You will find applying the bias ruffle to the garment will behave better; ie, no shredding and the inside edge will lay flatter without curling into the seam. The finished ruffle will also stand up better. I really dislike having the long long strings that pull from a loosely woven fabric.
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