Wednesday, 18 December 2002

Here's a site that I hope doesn't disappear from the net. They provide illustrated directions for making and applying bias binding on quilts. Remember, crosswise binding is usually better for square or rectangular quilts, as crosswise binding has less stretch and helps to "square up" the quilt; however, if you're making a quilt with scalloped or round edges, or one that has odd angles on the edge, you'll need the extra give from the bias binding.

Lynn:
Nice website design.
Andy

      Quilty comment by Andy Linden on 8 January 2003