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Tutorial – Finish binding in 3 ways
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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 .
Necklines, arm/wrist, bottom. When you have a natural beginning and ending
This is how I normally do. A dot with the glue-pen (link) and press the bindings end together Serge together (overlock) over the binding. The water-soluble glue-pen is often a life-saving tool
Fold the seam allowance, hiding the threads in between. Stitch by hand.
Small stitches on the edge and down the back (here on the pink binding)
Tidy and smart finish on the binding
The result! A little dress in UV-fabric, changes color in the sunshine
Pattern Mix n match from Omgbananas (click here)
Blankets etc
Blankets etc. without a natural beginning
Cut about 1 cm where you want to begin binding
Begin here, fold away the back and start slow
Go around the whole blanket
Here I use the glue-pen instead of needles
Fold the blanket and sew both the binding together. (the extra binding on the back is a trick to help the foot to be in level with the binding on the blanket.
Cut one on the binding, fold the other over and sew it down
I often hide the end under a label
Blanket with a loop
An other alternative for blankets. Begin at a corner.
Bind around the whole blanket. Trim the beginning and go over, and continnue for a bit on only binding.
Cut at suitable length and fold the binding on the back. Stitch. Finished.