How to Make Bias Stripe Binding
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video Julie demonstrates how to cut and sew bias strips to make striped bias quilt binding.
The fabric Julie uses in this video is Tula Pink Tent Stripe PWTP069.PAPER
The thread Julie sews in this video is Aurifil 50wt thread, Black.
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I’ve been meaning to send you a tip for this video for days! I was sew happy with the results I had after watching this video I wished I could reach out and hug you. My stripes lined up beautifully‼️ a Big THANKYOU 🎉‼️
I'm so happy to hear that and thank you so much!! I'm so surprised to this and I'm glad to know that the video was helpful! I really appreciate the feedback!!
Holy Cow, what a fabulous tip! This definitely elevates the look to a professional level. Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the help on strips
You are very welcome!
Best video on binding ❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much!
Excellent instructions!!! Thank you for sharing.
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Great video. I love a striped border too. I never get it right. Ugh! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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Thanks for the great information and demonstration!
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Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Loving this method and need to try it too! Thanks
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Very nice demonstration. Thank you.
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I am very pleased with this tutorial
Thank you so much!
Thank you. You make me feel like a pro!
Happy to help!
GREAT tutorial! Thank you SO MUCH!
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Wonderful tutorial! Great tips!
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Very clever how you cut your strips for bias binding 🥰. And using Tula’s way of connecting stripes! Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching!
Worked like a dream thank you
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Thank you! This will be very useful and easy to reference.
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Outstanding. I just got my Delight back from the quilter and need to cut bias binding. Your video is outstanding. Thanks.
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Thank you for the great tip! I will definitely have to try this.
I hope that it works out well for you!
Thank you 😊! This was such a great tutorial !
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Absolutely going to try this method! Amazing 👏 Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for the great tips!
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I think that is great . You couldn't see that seam. Going to try it on my next quilt. Thanks.
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Loved learning this technique (s): cutting & piecing👏
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Fabulous video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very helpful. This will help with my next quilt...I MUST try this method. Many thanks to you AND Tula Pink!
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I really loved how you matched up your stripes. I am using an even plaid and am going to try that. Thanks, Pat
Plaid sounds like fun!
I am sewing on my binding and with your help, I matched my bias plaid!
@@patslifer678 Yay! Well done!
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
Super! Thanks for this tip!!!
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Fantastic, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so much for sharing this!
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Wow, thank you for sharing this video. Bias binding has always been a bit intimidating to me; I've only done it once. But I love how bias striped binding looks on a finished quilt!
Glad it was helpful! It's definitely worth trying out, especially if you like the look of it.
Thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Absolutely fabulous how you matched the stripes on the binding! Thanks to you and Tula!!!
So glad this was helpful for you!
Great tips!
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That's totally awesome mind blown!
Thank you!!
Thanks for this video. I love the seamless look of the connected strips.
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For some reason, I decided that I wanted a stripped binding on a red and white quilt. I thought I knew how to cut it, but glad I came across your video.
I'm glad to hear that it was helpful! Thanks for watching & for the feedback!
Thank you! 💕💠
Welcome!
VERY WELL
Great Idea Thank You. Barb
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Thanks!!!
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Thanks for sharing this wonderful tip! I can see how this might work with some other repeating patterns.
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Excellent tips. Thank you so much, Julie!!!
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Great idea! Thank you Julie AND Tula!
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Love it!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching!
I'm on a mission to watch your tutorials so that I may learn your wonderful “How To’s, Tips & Tricks🙏 I have your rulers (except for the newest “Fussy Cuts” which in on my “Must Have” list) & several patterns which, sadly, have been sitting feeling abandoned😢 (Nebula was my first kit, & it's really sad because it's still in the original packaging 😢) Thank you for all I'm about to learn & my journey with “Jaybird.” I know I'm going to love every minute - even those that “Jack the Ripper” tries to steal! THANK YOU🤗
It's Ok to take your time. All of these video resources will be here for your projects when you're ready for them.
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Great tip, thank you. I would have liked to see how you line up the stripes when doing the finishing join on the quilt. Do you do a regular join or simply fold and overlap?
I do a regular join as shown in my books. When possible I try to match up the colors of the stripes to create no visible seams. It isn't always possible, but bias binding can be stretched so when needed I stretch a bit to get things to perfectly match.
Thank you so much for this! I love a striped binding. Once you attach your binding to your quilt and are ready to join ends would this technique work?
You can do this to join ends if you have enough slack, and then trim the ends down to size for finishing.
Now for me to try and get it right lol
Practice with some scraps first if you can!
What If you want the stripes straight - not diagonal?
Don't cut the fabric on the bias. Cut it straight-of-grain in the direction you want the stripes oriented. You can use the same technique to match the stripes to sew them together.