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Triangle Quilt: Binding
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Triangle Quilt: Binding
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Triangle Quilt: Binding
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0 - Making continuous bias cut binding
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1 - Fabric Square
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2 - Cut 45 degree angle
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2 - 45 degree angle cut
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3 - Move top triangle to the left, and bottom to the right
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4 - Sew triangles together
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5 - Mark every 3 inches on horizontal sides, on wrong side
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5 - Mark every 3 inches on horizontal sides, on wrong side
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6 - Connect marks on either horizontal edge (45 degree angle), using a marking pen
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6 - Close up of the 45 degree lines (these are cutting lines)
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7 - Flip fabric over
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8 - Fold up one corner such that the cutting/pencil lines are horizontal
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9 - Fold other corner over such that cutting/pencil lines match up
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10 - Shift top fabric left & up one lines, and bottom fabric right & down
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11 - Pin lined up pencil/cutting lines
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11 - Pin lined up pencil/cutting lines
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12 - Starting at one end, cut along pencilled/cutting lines (these should spiral around all the way to the end)
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12 - Starting at one end, cut along pencilled/cutting lines (these should spiral around all the way to the end)
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12 - Starting at one end, cut along pencilled/cutting lines (these should spiral around all the way to the end)
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Doing continuous binding with scraps can be a bit funky...
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13 - Iron binding in half
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14 - Store ironed binding wound up
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1 - Bottom binding horizontal & right side up, Top binding vertical & wrong side up
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2 - Sew 45 degree angle, trim
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3 - Iron and done!
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One large roll of continuous bias cut binding
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Securing the corners with pins
