Sewing with Piping
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2024
- Sewing with Piping. A popular technique for adding an easy an instant decorative touch to any sewing project. In this video I’ll talk about the the cord, how to cover it tips on application and the many uses of this wonderful decorative element.
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My pleasure.
Thank you so much Sharita for your very kind words.
Always happy to share my fashion sewing hints and tips. Glad you found it useful.
This tutorial hit me like ring to the finger. I have a small project I needed to know how to sew this piping. Thank you, thank you very much!!!
Sure! Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you and it's great to have you on board.
This was super helpful... I do have a question, what/how do you add more fabric/pipping if the fabric you cut was too short? How do you get them to meet? Please demonstrate.
Thanks for taking the time to leave such a nice comment. Appreciated.
I just want to say thank you thank you and thank you!!! I was in what you call a pinkerform!! But you showed me exactly what I needed to see down to the exact foot and all! Once again, thank you!!!
My pleasure. Thank you for your comment.
Thank you so much on your instructions on piping. You gave me confidence to try it on a sewing project making an Ottoman cover.
Excellent video! I was able to complete my first project with piping. I'm so proud and excited.
Well done, you should be proud of your creations.
This is fabulous! I'm re-upholstering a round stool and this is the first tutorial I've found that sews piping in to a seam, and done without the piping foot. Thanks so much, feel ready to tackle the sewing machine now :)
As always, your videos make my sewing so much easier. Thank you kindly.
Thanks Mary!
You are such a wonderful instructor! Thank you for this tutorial, I will be adding piping the a table runner I am creating. ☺
You are so welcome teetee! Sew happy you enjoyed the tutorial.
Very nice lesson. I learned a few tricks, especially how to take the piping around a corner!
No problem. Thanks for the comment.
I always curious about how people made this type of sewing. your video answers it all..thank you. :)
Happy I could help. Thank you for your comment.
very happy to find this easy to understand tutorial. Can't wait to try my own. Thanks
This is an excellent tutorial. I will try this on my babies pillow sheets, soon. THANK YOU.
Very clear, another skill clearly explained and shown. I now know two ways to pipe, both so useful. Thanks!
Always happy to help.
Thanks and good luck with your project.
I am going to try sewing a pillow case with beautiful piping's after watching your video. Thank you for sharing. What you showed was easy and quick. Can i use this kind of piping for dress hems or necklines?
Always happy to help. Thanks.
You do such a good job in your tutorials. Thanks.
Your lessons are always so good! I've learned a lot from you and now opened up my own little online shop and already had some sales. Thank you very much!
I'm glad I could be of some help, good luck with your online shop.
A good question. The cord will either have a tape of sorts already attached, or, it would have to be hand sewn onto the project.
It will work. It will all depend on the type of skirt your making whether it can be seen or not.
Love your videos. Very helpful and I love how you explain everything step by step. Thank you so much for spending your time doing this.
Just what I needed to finish a gift I am working on. Thank you!
My pleasure.
Thank you for making this tutorial! This is exactly what I was looking for. I didn't think of using a zipper foot - that tip is so helpful!
So very helpful thank you, I am having a difficult time turning out a 1sided piped pointed collar how do I do it without tearing it? 😢
I hope my suggestion helps!
Very helpful I’m just about to use piping for the first time thank you so much
No problem 👍
Thank you for this tutorial. You make it look so easy, I can't wait to give it a try on my own. Love your videos!
Thank you for the informative video. I would like to see how to end/join/finish the piping seams if you do a follow-on tutorial!
Thank you and good luck with the cover.
Thank you from Auckland New Zealand where the Sun is shining and we are loving it. Great tutorials, only thing I wanted to ask was how you marry up the two end bits?
Hi Tina, It's been another day of rain, can you please send the New Zealand sun for a couple of days, we need it in England. Here is a video that will help you sew the end bits. th-cam.com/video/vEJVm1OVYcc/w-d-xo.html
FashionSewingBlogTV Would love to exchange weather hahaha
Thanks for sharing your talent. I am going to make my cushion cover with piping. This is helpful.
Thanks for this. I love listening to you. You sound just like my cousin from Manchester.
Thank you Spetet.
Very nice explanation and demonstration Thank you. God bless you.
Thank you for commenting Ramlogan.
very good. i have all ways been wonder how to do a piping as neat and easy as this , now thanks to you now that i have knowledge of this through your vidio.
Another great tutorial as always! Could you do a tutorial on how to sew piping in a hem of a skirt or dress please as i can't picture the end result in my head. Thanx and keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for this tutorial I’m going to be doing piping for the first time soon
Have fun and good luck Janet! Thanks for commenting.
Wonderful tutorial, thank you. Very helpful indeed. Please, show how to put a zipper in a piped pillow.
Thank you Beth, I'II put your request on my list.
Super happy to find your channel!!!! Now I dont have to go to tailoring classes.Thank you.
Thank you for a very informative video tutorial.
I'd certainly recommend it on the bias.
Thanks for the great information. You make it look easy.
Thank you so very much for this video!!! Extremely helpful. I am making Christmas stockings from my cross stitch pieces and want to put pipping on the,. This video,will help me so much!! Thanks again for taking the time to do this. Very, very informative. Love your step by step!! ❤️TFS~chelle🌻
+chellesunflwr My pleasure.
It's always best to cut on the bias. If you want to learn how to join them together, I've filmed a tutorial entitled 'Joining and Sewing Ends of Piping Together'. Hope that helps.
Great tutorial. Very well explained. Thanks.
Thank you
Thanks Sheena.
thankyou so much! your videos are so helpful during my years in fashion design course! :)
Happy to help Femilia Putri
Thanks for showing this tutorial Coleen.a question please I have seen coloured cords that look really beautiful, hoe can these be sewn in projects without bias strips, as the strips would cover the beauty, I wondered about this and come up a loss
Thanks
Thanks Barbara.
Hi- thx so much for your helpful video demo! I have a question- must you absolutly cut the fabric for the bias tape on the bias? I am short on fabric... Thanks! Also, joining the cut bias fabric to lengthen your piping? What is the correct way to join it? Thanks again!
I learn so much from your videos, I needed this, thank you!
hi there! i really want to thank you for making this video and i'll definitely try it out, just a quick question though, i'm planning to sew on the piping on the side of the sleeve (from the neck to shoulder part all the way down the length of the arm) and i was wondering what type of cord i should use to reduce the buckling of the fabric when i bend my arm?
Yamazaki Sousuke Try a polyester piping as the fibres are lighter and softer.
Have you made a tutorial on how to use bias piping to finish an armhole? I'm trying to finish a lined vest and bias tape maxi piping is all I have lol
Yes I have here is the link th-cam.com/video/Gxz6xkyBkO0/w-d-xo.html Tera.
No problem at all. Thank you.
thank you How do you join the ends of the piping when theycome together?
Hi Colleen. Check out 'Joining Piping Together' at FashionSewingBlogTV by clicking - Joining and Sewing Ends of Piping Together
Thanks for your great videos. One question about piping. I have to make piping with stretch fabric (bengaline, I believe it is called). Do I follow the same procedure and find the most stretchy part of the fabric?
Wow !wonderful and helpful.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for commenting Emeza.
I've always wanted to know how to do this! Thank you so much.
Thanking you for showing us that you can do this with a zipper foot, I am trying to buy more feet for my sewing machine but if I don't have to add a cording foot and can use something else it will help me save money.
Soo clear.. too neat.. 😍💖... its pleasure to watch your videos.. 👍💖💖💖
Thank you asad rafiq!
Hi, great video. So useful. I have a question about your stitch length and whether it's a straight stitch (sorry if this is a repeat). Was it a straight stitch? It appeared a bit zigzaggy. Is it important to have a fairly small stitch length? Thank you.
It was a straight-ish stitch :)
thanks for making it look like something even i can do. i'll have to try!
Thank you for your comment. Give it a go and let me know how you do.
Thanks Rita
Very clever!! excellent presentation!!!
+necchi nut
Thank you!
Thank you, it's my pleasure.
You are awesome. I've always wanted to know how to do piping. Thanks :)
No problem. Thanks
You are an excellent teacher you should teach the student in high fashion. I'm familiar what these text me however games and your review is absolutely riveting. If you had taught me this in school it would 'nt been so difficult. I'm going to listen to everything you post. Those who are students listen to her she is teaching the correct methods and she's doing it in a very easy way
if i use piping on a baby blanket how would i close it once i flip it inside out? would i have to have a small piece with stitching showing on the outside?
Very helpful what about a video oa pointed collar with piping?❤
You can still follow this technique, and practice with a pointed collar until you get it right.
It's always best to make sure you get the right length to start with. If you don't, I'm afraid you have to start over. I'll do you a video tutorial showing how to sew the piping together. Thanks for the question.
Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for
Glad I could help! Thanks for commenting.
woww!! lovely tutorial. thanks 4 sharing :)..it's really helps me in my project
very nice job, appreciate your efforts
You are still the best. ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for your kind words.
Thank you so much, happy to help.
I'm glad I could help, thanks.
Do you have to do it on the bias?
Thanks so much, clearly explained.
+LynnSelby happy to help
Yes you do.
Thanks for this madam! Why do your stitches kinda looked like zigzags?
Thank I really like your clean work.
Thank you so much but I am wondering if I can do it, I am so bad with sewing and things always come out jumbled up especially the thread. I can not get the thread to run properly it lumps up on the other side of the fabric. What am I doing wrong?
Hai, Happy Crismass and Happy New Year to you
thanks a lot..your lessons are very useful
Thank you for your comment.
It's on the list. Thanks.
How will that work on a hem? You'd see the band of bias under the skirt, wouldn't you? I'd love to try this but can't picture how it will work on just one piece of fabric.
Thank you
wow thank you this is sooo informative and beautiful looking :)
No problem at all. Thanks for your comment.
thank you I'm learning a great work your way
My pleasure.
Thanks. Good luck.
very nice thank you for sharing your ideas and knowledge'm your follower :)