Binding method and facing
#11
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1-3/4" for the flange part (wider now, but becomes the narrow flange)
and 1-1/2" for what will become the wider part showing on the front of the quilt
You can adjust your widths, depending on how much of each you want to have show once done.
Agree, best to test before doing all your cutting and stitching. I usually make a pot holder, mug rug or vase mat for my test run.
#12
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Join Date: May 2011
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My math is very easy - the flange fabric simply needs to be 1/4" wider than the binding fabric. This will give you a 1/8" wide finished flange, no matter how wide or narrow your binding is. Of course, if you want a wider flange, than make it 1/2" wider than the binding fabric, and so forth.