"Make Bias Tape the easy way!” No Lines! No Strips and No folding of fabric! Part 4 Bias Tape Makers
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2024
- The Original Bias Tape Cutting Board at www.BiasTapeCuttingBoard.com is your answer to “Making Bias Tape the easy way!” No Lines! No Strips and No endless folding of fabric! This DIY tutorial will show you an amazing time saving, frustration free way of making your own custom Bias Tape (Binding) using the New “Bias Tape Cutting Board. #BiasTapeCuttingBoard
Make sure you watch Part 1 through Part 4 of this “Bias Tape Cutting Board” video series to learn the following:
Part 1. Prepare your fabric to be cut into one long Bias Tape with “NO Lines”! No Strips and No endless folding of fabric! • This is it! Make Bias ...
Part 2. Use the New “Bias Tape Cutting Board”.
• "Make Bias Tape the ea...
Part 3. Yes! the “Bias Tape Cutting Board” can be used with Fat Quarters! • "Make Bias Tape the ea...
Part 4. Use Bias Tape Makers in a new way.
• "Make Bias Tape the ea...
This 4 part video series will take the “Chore” out of making bias tape (binding) and put the creativity back into making beautiful colors, patterns and styles of Bias Tape again.
Timeline
00:00 - Intro
To learn even more about the “Bias Tape Cutting Board”, please visit
www.BiasTapeCuttingBoard.com or
www.BiasTapeCB.com or
www.BiasTCB.com
Here are some links to the products I use in the videos and recommend:
(I use affiliate links and may earn a commission when and if it is available)
Self Healing Cutting Mat - 36”x48” amzn.to/3vE5YiW (Amazon)
OLFA 12" x 18" Self Healing Rotary Cutting Mat amzn.to/3J6NgUk (Used on the Large “Bias Tape Cutting Board”)(Amazon)
ALVIN Cutting Mat HM Series Self-Healing Hobby Mat 8.5”x12” amzn.to/3vws2w3 (Used on the Small “Bias Tape Cutting Board”)(Amazon)
Swanson Tool AE142 48-Inch Straight Edge (Large ruler)
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45mm Rotary Cutter for Fabric amzn.to/3POUb8g (Amazon)
Fiskars 2x14 Inch Acrylic Centering Ruler amzn.to/43HIbeJ
(Amazon)
Multipurpose Sewing Clips amzn.to/49EL1CF (Amazon)
Rowenta Perfect Steam Pro amzn.to/3VPBXaz (Amazon)
Brother SE1900 Sewing and Embroidery Machine
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Simplicity Sewing and Quilting Bias Tape Maker Tool
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HONEYSEW Bias Tape Maker Set 6MM 12MM 18MM 25MM Sewing Quilting Tools (BTM-4pcs/pack) amzn.to/4aJPl4r
(Amazon)
Adhesive Stick dots amzn.to/3TDmFDa (Amazon)
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www.BiasTapeCuttingBoard.com
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I watched all four of these binding tutorials and learned so much! Thank you for such wonderful directions and demos!
You are a great teacher, and your way of explaining makes it make so much more sense to me. I have tried and tried to do this the other way, but I never could really make it work very well. This method not only is easier, but also allows for absolutely minimal handling of the bias edge. I always got in trouble because of the bias edge stretching. I think I can do this without stretching the bias edge of the fabric!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
All four parts are excellent. Thanks for the work you put into this series of videos.
I am so excited. Must have for me.
Yes I bought the machine a while back, after figuring out the iron block was not heavy enough to do the job it took a lot of trial and errors to find something that was heavy enough to do the job but would also pack away with the machine. I ended up getting some large square washers from the hardware store that were about 2” square, I think I ended up getting 8 of them. Depending on the fabric going through the machine this will determine how many washers I place on top of the iron block. I don’t wind the tape around the supplied cylinder it makes the fabric feed through wonky. I just place a basket over the edge of the table so that the fabric stays off the floor and this works so much better. The cylinder I took out of the machine box and that’s where I sit the square washers.
Your you tube tutorials were extremely helpful! Thank you! I’m wondering how to do the math to figure out what size square will yield what amount of bias? I need to make 340” (or 28.5ft) of bias tape for a project. What size square should I use to yield enough 2” bias?
Thankyou very helpful
The only concern I have about the machine is that I've seen videos that show it tends to stretch out the bias tape as it goes through, taking out all the wonderful flexibility and narrowing the tape. Perhaps this is user error. I'd love to hear your input on this!
Thank you for the 4 very detailed bias tape tutorials. Very helpful 😊
Can you use this method to make binding for knits or Jersey tshirts.
Yes
The only thing wrong and it is quite bad, is you are so slow. We are not stupid
OK, I agree, he sounds slow because he’s being very methodical. I would prefer a bit of a faster pace, but many people always complain that most of them are too fast
But you certainly don’t have to leave that type of comment. Do you ever watch Vanessa of “The crafty Gemini? “ She speaks lightning fast maybe you should go over to that channel.
And you can always go into the settings and change speed .
There is a plethora of UA-cam creators that will be more in sync with what you are looking for.
Or maybe just do 10 sec skips..
You can’t please all of the people all of the time.
@@Sandrab769 true statement that’s why we have an extensive choice of UA-cam channels to watch that would suit our needs 👍🏻👍🏻
I suppose you're not stupid, but if you were a bit more clever you'd realize that in the Settings you can change the speed of the video. Perhaps that might help. 😁