Tutorial – Finish binding in 3 ways
Tutorial – Finish binding in 3 ways
Tips and pictures of how to finish binding in 3 different ways
No 1 Necklines, arm/wrist, bottom. When you have a natural beginning and ending
No 2. Blankets etc
No 3. Blanket with a loop for hanging
Necklines, arm/wrist, bottom. When you have a natural beginning and ending
When i sew a garments neckline I start with sewing the shoulder seam, leaving one open. Bind the neckline and then sew shoulder .
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Pattern Mix n match from Omgbananas (click here)
Blankets etc. without a natural beginning
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Cut one on the binding, fold the other over and sew it down
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[/text_box] [/ux_banner] [/ux_slider] [gap] [title style=”bold-center” text=”Blanket with a loop” tag_name=”h4″ width=”955px”] [ux_slider label=”filtar m upphängning”] [ux_banner height=”500px” bg_color=”rgb(255, 255, 255)” bg_overlay=”rgba(190, 190, 190, 0.2)”] [ux_image id=”9789″ position_x=”50″ position_y=”50″] [text_box width=”100″ scale=”104″ position_x=”50″ position_y=”90″ bg=”rgb(37, 24, 24)”]An other alternative for blankets. Begin at a corner.
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