Articles and video tutorials on bias binding for beginners to learn how to sew with their own hands

The need to make a bias trim with your own hands at home has three reasons.

Firstly, the inlay offered by stores is made from very thin, low-quality satin.

It wears out quickly, therefore, it should not be used in the processing of expensive products and in places subject to rapid wear.

Secondly, for processing open sections of products made of thick fabrics or fur, the width of the inlay may not be sufficient.

Thirdly, sometimes you need an inlay from the fabric that the product is sewn on.

Another very simple way to process the neck with an oblique inlay (see. "How to make a bias tape").

This method differs from edging in a simpler approach and is applicable to fabrics of any thickness and texture.

Restriction - the shape of the neckline: cape with a clasp or a seam in the middle, "circle", "oval".

Vera Olkhovskaya

Today, in shops offering all sorts of little things for sewing, bias binding occupies a separate window, seducing customers with a variety of colors and patterns.

The price is affordable, but how to work with it? That is the question.

You can do without a binder, but it is quite difficult and troublesome.

For those who like to work the old fashioned way, I suggest follow the link and make a bias tape at home.

Possession of modern techniques of cutting and sewing, includes the possession of skills in working with various devices and tools.

In this video master class, we will look at three of the same type of devices for making oblique inlay at home.

With these simple devices, you can easily make the same bias binding as the one sold in stores and is compatible with household binders.

Of course, bias binding can be made from any fabric and any width.

All in all, enjoy watching!