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How To Make a Long Bias Tape
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How to Make a Long Bias Tape
From a 39 cm square, I created 4.7 meters of 1.5 cm wide bias tape.
A – Cut a 39 cm square (or your preferred size) and cut diagonally to create two triangles.
B – Place them right sides together, pin, and sew to form a parallelogram.
C – Mark evenly spaced parallel lines (I used 3 cm for 1.5 cm wide bias tape) along the longest edge.
D – Fold the fabric right sides together, offset the lines by one strip, pin, and sew. Cut along the spiral to create a continuous bias tape.
E – Use a bias tape maker to fold the edges easily.
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