How to bind curves

This short tutorial will walk you through binding curves, both concave and convex. I prefer to use prepackaged bias-cut binding from Wrights. In this tutorial I am using extra wide double fold binding.
I'm sewing on my Juki TL2000
Tools used:
Wrights Extra Wide Doubdle Fold bias tape
Oliso Mini iron: sewhungryhippie.com/products/...
Expert Point & Press tool: sewhungryhippie.com/products/...
Wool mat: amzn.to/3YY4Yk3

[@elizabethwatson71]

I have to sew in my socks too! lol. That’s how I learned to drive in ballet slipper style driving shoes and now I do all pedal work that way

[@clairepoole1]

Appreciate your tutorial. Great tips. I am amazed you ironed on your pressing mat on top of your cutting mat.

[@marykirtley3474]

Train the fabric ... who knew? Thank you for explaining it so clearly and simply.

[@valindaloy1273]

Yes…Loved the way you demo the patience with the iron. I’ve sewn for years and don’t think anyone every demonstrated that. It totally eases the fabric round. I look forward to trying this method because normally I avoid bias tape projects or opt for Pur (not very pur-etty)

[@puterpam]

Such a great tip about using the iron to “train” the bias tape to the curve! Thank you

[@betford2]

Just remember concave... "caved in". Love the tip about ironing the bias tape in the curved shape. 😊

[@caroldfroling179]

5:09

[@alanrichardson4245]

Hi from Washington UK

[@rinreeves5311]

Could you make a tutorial on how to sew bais tape around a heart cutout?

[@lindakennedy5508]

Hi from Tucson.