Using a coverstitch machine to create binding in the round

Products I use:
General Sewing
Serger: amzn.to/33lHxFd
Coverstitch Machine: amzn.to/3h8iWf2
Sewing clips: amzn.to/3b4yGvJ
Elastic bodkin: amzn.to/3emj7lo
Glitter ribbon: amzn.to/3dTNq2y
Find the binder foot here:
amzn.to/3rqagp5
Embroidery
Sticky stabilizer: amzn.to/3b4z4dF
Cutaway stabilizer: amzn.to/3hce5tp
Applique scissors: amzn.to/2RAVlcw
Sublimation:Ink: amzn.to/3uHn8X4
Paper: amzn.to/3uEg0ek
Tape: amzn.to/3vXnCsl
How to find me:
Instagram: / 1922project
Fabric Website:
projectfabricsonline.com
Completed Projects:
www.etsy.com/shop/1922project
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[@catherineurbanski4653]

This is brilliant!

[@elvisbesewing]

Amazing video. Tysm. With some designs you don’t have a choice but to go in the round. So this could be an awesome solution

[@SewGoodca]

Nicely explained! Thank you!!

[@judypowell5607]

Thank you. Great video. I also pulled out about an inch of binding at the beginning before stitching, push the neckline cut edge into the fold and reposition the unit under the foot to start sewing. I really can't think of a good reason why not just cut off the binding raw the end - knit edges don't fray.

[@1922project]

I go back and forth...can't decide if I like the raw edge or not!