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On return you get the refund of full product price including taxes. You may return or exchange the not on special scheme product for a different size, colour, or a new style with in 30 days from date of order. Vixen Roses cotton lycra knit is from Smoogies Fabricĭid you know I have a shop? Yes, you can order you very own Little Ragamuffin Original.Ĭomment and let me know how you like my tutorial.Return with ease if something is not right which you notice on receiving your order.

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Very professional finish and not a ton of extra effort. Your binding is now done and your have beautiful clean binding. Or anywhere you don’t want stitches to show. This is also hand for facing you want to keep in place. By sewing “in the ditch” you will not be able to see your stitches. This means the area between your fabrics. You are going to sew “in the ditch” of your seam. Here is where the invisible stitch will be done. Store bought binding will have these creases pressed in them already.Īfter you attach your binding, fold the edge of your binding up to the stitching line you just made.Ĭontinue to fold over the edge to encase your fabric in the binding. You want to sew on the first quarter line you pressed- if you pressed your binding. Now, pin your binding to your fabric edge, with right sides together, matching up quarter marks. I am using vegan leather, so pressing is not an option for me. *It is helpful to press your binding in half length wise and then quarters before you sew the ends. *A rotary cutter, mat and ruler are best for cutting bias tape.Īfter you cut your binding, sew your short ends together. For the item I am making I am cutting my binding 1.5″ wide. Sometimes a wide binding is a better fit for your garment, other times you may want a slimmer binding. Now that you have your length all set, who wide do you want your binding to be? It is your preference. You will then cut your binding shorter, 85% of the opening. If you are omitting a neckband or other band for this type of binding, make sure you are using a fabric with stretch, same as you would for the bands. Measure your area where you will be applying your binding and cut to length. It will allow your binding to gently stretch around corners and curves. To cut your bias tape, fold your fabric 90* from salvage to salvage.

If you are using store bought, then skip this step. This will allow the finished item to have a more upscale/ polished look.īefore you start, you will need to cut your bias tape. For this bias binding application I am going to use an invisible stitch. bands) or to add a little extra detail (instead of just a hem). The addition of bias binding (bias tape) is one of several ways to finish the raw edge of a garment.

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