How To Hem With A Bias Tape | Sewing For Beginners Part 7

Today I will show you how you can easily hem with bias tape (also called bias binding). Have fun!
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[@Bananadiva1]

This video is brilliant and has some great tips!

[@SewingLara]

Thank you so much!

[@hazelkinvig-paul8231]

Thank you so much for a clear and concise tutorial! Bias binding is a nightmare for me as a beginner. And you made it clearer for me! TFS 👍❤

[@SewingLara]

Hi, Hazel, that's so wonderful - I am happy my video helped! Thanks for watching 😘

[@carolcarmel145]

Hi Laura. I'm just love this easy to follow video. I'm a super beginner and watched many other videos. I keep coming back to yours because it was so easy. Now all my hems look professionally finished. Please make more vids!!

[@SewingLara]

Hi, thanks for watching. I am so happy my videos are helpful! That just made my day! There will be definitely more sewing in the future. Sending much love! Oh, It's Lara, btw, :) but no problem.

[@spazzynanny8670]

Fabulous when you want to avoid all the pressing thank you!

[@SewingLara]

I try to avoid pressing a lot, but I should do it in some cases more often 😅 thanks for watching!

[@dee4174]

Clear and precise. Thank you. X

[@samanthabosworth5482]

Great video!! Precise and right to the point. It did make me so nervous watching you see over your needles, but you know what you’re doing 😊

[@SewingLara]

Hi Samantha, thanks!

[@tinlidtoo6615]

It can break the tip off your sewing machine needle, this has happened to me. I have heard that bit of needle can fall into your machine and damage it, or shoot up into your eye. Not sure if these are urban legends but after breaking a couple needles I wont chance it

[@Dogsandsewon]

I've liked and subscribed just because I love the wolves in the background 😆 - The content was useful too 😉

[@SewingLara]

Aw, thank you so much, Linda! And welcome :)

[@ninalopez1593]

This is fabulous

[@SewingLara]

Thanks, Nina!

[@coralrose6506]

I love that dress it’s so cute

[@SewingLara]

Thank you :)

[@Tattanose6]

I thank you!

[@SewingLara]

Thanks for watching, Janice 💚

[@tanjowil9743]

Very nice.

[@SewingLara]

Thank you :)

[@erwinerwin1245]

Is sewing right over the top of the needles not risky as in like breaking a needle if the needle hits the pin? Great video

[@SewingLara]

Hi, well theoretically, you could break the needle. It happens to me sometimes - like in 1 of 20-30 cases. If you wanna do the safe version, you can always pull the pins out before the needle gets near while sewing. From my experience, it sometimes has to do something with the fabric and also, the angle. 90° is perfect, but of course, should the needle hit the pin, chances are it would break. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)

[@erwinerwin1245]

Thanks very kindly for your info and reply. I guess one in 20/30 odds is not bad and needles are cheap to buy.

[@SewingLara]

No problem! The only issue could be if a needle would break and the pointed end would fly away, it could get into an eye, or get stuck in the machine. So it is probably a better idea to pull the needles out anyway.

[@erwinerwin1245]

That is why I would wear safety glasses and a Helmet while sewing.

[@twilamohammed3426]

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[@1015SaturdayNight]

Ugh the sewing over pins is freaking me out

[@SewingLara]

Haha, I know, it looks rather scary! You can always pull the pins out before the needle reaches the place if that feels better to you. Or use clips. Whatever makes you feel more comfortable. Thanks for watching, Emily!

[@persiagil1488]

I wanna watch but I just cannot stand thos music.... 😅