Phyllis nm

A friend told me about a way he was shown to fold and cut binding without sewing pieces together from a yard of fabric. She just folded it and cut it. Anyone know how this was done???

Now he cuts a 1-1/2" strip in a circle to the center, single layer, it takes time.

Thanks.

nativetexan

that would be bias binding. you might search that for videos on it.

lynnie

i just did that at a freinds house on Monday. I now you can find it on you tube. I was totally confused, but it turned out great. good luck.

AVFD215

It is called 'Continues Bias Binding'. You can find several videos on it.
I tried it once, and was a total disaster for me. But don't let my experience deter you.

MadQuilter

It is called continuous bias binding. I did it once and it worked well but it was not the easiest method.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHGfqcQFFpw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdfC_ZE69FY

Jingle

I prefer the way I cut and make binding. It works very well for me.

Phyllis nm

He said there was no sewing at all, it was just the way it was folded. No strips to sew together. I can't see how it was done.
thanks anyway.

LavenderBlue

Quiltedsunshine, thank you for such a well-written resource! Now I'm off to explore your website. ��

QuiltE

No strips to sew together after you cut it apart ... however you do have to do some stitching to make it continuous.

As others have said, this gives you bias binding ...

katybob

This is my favorite video on cutting bias strips.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...il&FORM=VIREHT