Bias Binding - sew a perfect curve

[@SueTurner]

Such great tips! Making a pattern to guide the ironing is a brilliant way to get the desired shape instead of just eye-balling it. And using a smaller presser foot also makes such good sense. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Elsabe

[@angelajackson6801]

Thanks Elsabe for this video. Now I know how to stop the puckering. I’ve really missed your videos. Hope you’ve been safe with all the flooding.

[@ElsabeHurn]

Hi Angela, hope you are well. We had lots of rain, but luckily no flooding in our area.

[@momzilla9491]

Wow. Now that is the way to handle a deep curve!
Elsabe, thank you.
Happy Sunday!

[@ElsabeHurn]

Thank you for watching, Momzilla

[@quiltingfairy1329]

Great tips! I never had seen the tip about making a template of the shape out of velum and then ironing before installation, brilliant! Patience really will pay off as well to make a 'puckerless' finish.

[@user-ik5ih7gl3y]

راائع❤❤❤

[@karenvandermeulen575]

Super cool and neat. Thank you Elsabe

[@lydiadossantos9099]

Thank you Elsabe for the tip, it's a awesome video

[@lovelylady8074]

This is a wonderful tip. Thank you for sharing.

[@_hurm_]

Absolutely wonderful tutorial!
I’m making round facial wipes and using scraps as bias tape and this answered all my questions I had before getting started.
Cheers!

[@engien460]

I add this video to my favouriets. Thank you to sharing so much idea 💡.

[@ElsabeHurn]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave me a comment. I appreciate it so much

[@elter1979]

Thank you very much for this wonderful tip, it is a very neat and easy way to do this tear drop bias binding.

[@lornelengwenat2778]

Love your tips

[@gayleyoung-monroe5629]

These are great tips. I made a decorative front keyhole with self-bias tape that turned out ok, but not great. These tips would have pushed it to great.

[@ElsabeHurn]

Thanks for watching.