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Binding Question KimW 06-29-2009
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Posted by Tia Mary on June 29, 2009, 3:26 pm
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If you are joining fabric strips with a diagonal seam and, as an
example, you have 3" wide strips of fabric, you need to add an
additional 3" of fabric length **for each seam**. That means a total of
6" when both ends are joined. Same goes for 2" or 4", etc. -- make the
length of the fabric strip as much longer as the strip is wide -- for
each seam -- to account for the loss of fabric when using a diagonal
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Posted by KimW on June 30, 2009, 3:26 pm


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Well that's simple enough. I don't know why my brain refused to comprehend
something that easy but it just wouldn't. Thanks Tia Mary.

Hugs,
Kim



Posted by Trixie on June 29, 2009, 8:18 pm
Your method is the way I do all my binding. I add the length of all four
sides plus 8-10" per corner, and I always have plenty that way.

Trixie

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Posted by J* on June 29, 2009, 8:42 pm
per corner??
good grief, how much do you have left over at the end then?
seems an inordinate extra lot of inches.
j.


"Trixie" wrote...
Your method is the way I do all my binding. I add the length of all four
sides plus 8-10" per corner, and I always have plenty that way.



Posted by Polly Esther on June 29, 2009, 11:41 pm
Well, yes, Jeanne, it does seem like heaps too much but I over estimate too.
Some folks can't bear leftovers; some of us are just more comfortable with
them.
As to having a seam hit at a corner, that's easy enough to avoid. About
9" before a corner, you just check and be sure that a seam isn't going to
gum up the works. If so, that's a good time to cut out some length to force
the seam to happen sooner. (We started out with enough to do that.) Polly



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