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3 Ways to Make Bias Binding Tape

May 25, 2024
Three ways to make Bias Binding Tape | Megan Nielsen Patterns Blog
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You have probably noticed that we absolutely love bias binding tape here at Megan Nielsen Patterns! It is so versatile and so useful in your projects – and is even a great way to use up your fabric scraps. We’ve got a new video on Youtube to show you 3 ways to make bias binding tape!

If you prefer photographed tutorials we’ve got some great tutorials to walk you through the exact same methods:

Bias Binding Tape Tutorials

I hope you find these tutorials useful. Bias binding tape features heavily in a number of our patterns but is always wonderful as a seam finish or raw edge finish on other patterns. Happy sewing everyone!

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Meg is the Founder and Creative Director of Megan Nielsen Patterns, and is constantly dreaming up ideas for new sewing patterns and ways to make your sewing journey more enjoyable! She gets really excited about design details and is always trying to add way too many variations to our patterns.

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Gillian Whaites
Gillian Whaites
2 years ago

Interesting. May I suggest, you use quilters rulers in future with a rotary cutter. Your metal ruler is fine as a ruler for marking lines. It’s actually dangerous to cut against it with a rotary cutter. The quilting rulers will make your job a lot safer and easier.

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