Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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This is by far the most efficient & fastest way to make bias binding for using in garment sewing. Works best for woven fabrics such as medium weight cotton or viscose/rayon. (I'm using a viscose in the demonstration).
Can be used to finish necklines, armhole, hems & in quilting too.

This is the cheat sheet for calculating how much continuous binding a square of fabric will yield:
tinyurl.com/bhetcmbd

I''m using:
24" x 6" quilting ruler - similar here: amzn.to/3di5AdV (Affiliate link)
A1 Quilting mat - similar here: amzn.to/32g8fPa (Affiliate link)
Applique/duckbill scissors - similar here: amzn.to/2QqoypX (Affiliate link)
Rotary cutter : amzn.to/32gRXW0 (Affiliate link)

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