Jenny Doan Pressing Tip for Binding
11-19-2013, 08:06 PM
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I use double-folded bias (I cut my own) and I press it in half. It's much easier to control as you pin it to your quilt. I use empty paper towel holders/toilet tissue empty rolls (a tip I got off a post on the QB!) and unroll it as I pin it to the quilt. And, it doesn't seem to stretch even though it's cut on the bias! Just MHO!
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11-19-2013, 08:18 PM
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I use double-folded bias (I cut my own) and I press it in half. It's much easier to control as you pin it to your quilt. I use empty paper towel holders/toilet tissue empty rolls (a tip I got off a post on the QB!) and unroll it as I pin it to the quilt. And, it doesn't seem to stretch even though it's cut on the bias! Just MHO!
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11-20-2013, 02:52 AM
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11-20-2013, 04:39 AM
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I always iron mine in half. Guess I got that from somewhere but have been doing it for so long I can't remember where. Recently I started rolling my binding like a jelly roll and laying it on my machine next to my right hand. It works great. Doesn't get tangled and doesn't fall on the floor.
11-20-2013, 05:15 AM
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I use double-folded bias (I cut my own) and I press it in half. It's much easier to control as you pin it to your quilt. I use empty paper towel holders/toilet tissue empty rolls (a tip I got off a post on the QB!) and unroll it as I pin it to the quilt. And, it doesn't seem to stretch even though it's cut on the bias! Just MHO!
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11-20-2013, 06:55 AM
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Super tip, thanks for sharing. I still like the way Quilt Finger on Craftsy teaches. The article is free to download. Since I switched to her method I have the nicest 45 degree corners. Usually anything Jenny Doan says I'm right there, but this time I have to go with Quilt Finger.
11-20-2013, 07:42 AM
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Super tip, thanks for sharing. I still like the way Quilt Finger on Craftsy teaches. The article is free to download. Since I switched to her method I have the nicest 45 degree corners. Usually anything Jenny Doan says I'm right there, but this time I have to go with Quilt Finger.
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