Anita Birtles demonstrates a quick and simple way to make bias quilt binding from a fat quarter.
Description
Used for binding curved quilt edges, oven gloves, tree skirts and bags. This simple method of making a bias quilt binding will enhance any project with a curve.
Anita Birtles shows how easy it is to cut the binding. Using a simple method of folding the fabric on the bias. And cutting with a Stripology ruler from Creative Grids.
When sewn together with a quarter inch seams and folded in half. A continuous strip of quilt binding is complete ideal to use on any curved quilt edge.
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About the Tutor
Anita loves the themes of recycle, reuse and no waste which has led her to scrap piecing projects as the main focus of her work. And she is keen to improvise in making quilts, so rarely follows a pattern.
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