This looks like a great method for making continuous bias but I have a queswtion. When you draw those first two lines, arethey 45 degrees? It doesn't look like itbut I could be wrong.

44x what?

I can't see how it's a true bias if it's not cut on the right angles to the sides

Thanks for sharing

I like your way it’s easier.

I'm learning to sew and using scrap pieces of fabric (don't want to spend anymore than I have to on throw away fabric). I tried this with a 21x 18 piece of fabric giving me only 3 strips which didn't give me enough strips to angle cuts correctly or just operator error. Any suggestions for practicing with smaller pieces?😒

NO BODY HARLEY HAVD THESE WALKER ANY MORE NE ONES NOW

Thank yr friend Melanie on my behalf as well. 👍

Does your fabric need to be so wide? Does this work with 42” fabric? I’m thinking it does but part of me is saying “ask”!

Sorry but I’ve seen much easier methods.

I struggled getting my blade assembly put back together several times until I watched your video. Thank you, my stress is gone, Amen!

Great video. Thank you for sharing 😊

This is a fabulous way to make bias binding! Thanks for sharing!

Clear and concise. 🥰

Thank you for this tutorial. I usually cut mine in strips and then sew them all together. Once I make this it will be easier.

Thanks for sharing. with practice I could do this. Great idea. Thanks again. 19:11 19:11

Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I’ve been sewing a long time but have never seen a better tutorial!!! ❤❤❤

After trying more than one method to make "Continuous Bias Strips, (and messing up, ruining some valuable fabric)" I found this method to be the *easiest, simplest, lest confusing and "most neat" method!* Thank you!

This may have been posted 6 years ago BUT it was SOOOOO HELPFUL! Thank you!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great tutorial. I will be making one for my sister who recently started using a walker & at times, a wheelchair. Thank you so much. I am anxious to purchase home decorating fabric. 😊

What is length of your caddy? About 12”-23”? You said width is 44”-45”. Thank you for sharing this video

Looking good! 😊

Thanks Kathy The best way,much appreciated for sharing😊

Awesome job!

This is brilliant. Yesterday I needed bias binding, for the first time ever. I used the 'other' method with the wonky tube. I really struggled with it and the results were not great. Wish I had found your video yesterday because it just clicked and made sense to my brain. Thank you!!

Making one for my mother who recently entered Assisted living. Great tutorial.

Thank you I'm making me one. I thought they were harder to make. God Bless you 💖 😊

Great, clear instructions! Thank you

I probably only make bias tape a couple of times a year - but I ALWAYS check your video before doing. I've shared your method with long time quilters, and they are amazed too! THANK YOU!

This is a terrible method.

Hi. Where can I purchase such a ruler? I can’t seem to find it for the retail consumer.

I’m confused, what size is your piece of fabric to start? If I’m using normal 44” wide fabric, do I cut 18” wide strip? T.Y.

Also, if you cut fabric strips for rug making on the bias you won’t have all the loose strings to deal with.

This was helpful. I saw a fast version of someone doing this but slow is better for teaching. Also, your nails look good in the video.

Thanks for the great video. I always seem to waste so much fabric making bias tape, but this is genius. Got it on the first try! 😊

This makes perfect sense, but it is not true bias. I may try this with a square.

What an interesting technique! I need to make some bias tape today for a small project, so I'll give this one a try using a fat quarter. Wish me luck! EDIT - OK, I can see this working well on yardage, but I don't recommend it for a fat quarter. Since it's only about 18" long, cutting 2/3 of the way doesn't leave enough space to make a smoothly transitioning spiral. Perhaps if one cuts it only 1/3 of the way at first, it might work better. Anyway, my bias tape came out a little wonky, but I was able to make it work for my project :-)

easy instructions to follow but can you tell me the width of fabric. thank you

This is one of the easiest tutorials I've come across on bias tape making! Thank you!!

Good video ❤

Thank you! And thanks to your cameraman!

Wow! I initially couldn't grasp what you were doing! I usually do the tubular one with all the cutting! That is genius! I'll have to watch it again to note how you began but it was very enlightening! I have been doing the square tubular one. Some people don't even like that one, but I do.😂 Thanks for the lesson! I will try this next time.☺

A chenille cutter would be good for making those cuts

This is just how you cut t-shirt “yarn” using whole T-shirts. It does look a bit wonky to try and do if you are a visual person, but it is a good way to cut on a bias and get lots of yardage! Thanks.

My friend asked me for one of these. I had no idea how to make one. Great tutorial! And I love your fabric choices

Yes! This is exactly what I needed so I can make bias tape. I saw many videos last night that got me so confused😂. Yours looks easy.

How much fabric is needed?

Have you watched Connie Palmer Sewing on KZbin? She has a really easy method for bias. Hers has some similarities to yours! Love Connie Palmer’s Instructions

U should love me I have watched your tutorial 20 times, in order to do this bias quilt binding, to get the instructions in my head. Thank U very much. I enjoyed your presentation every step of the way ‼️🙏

I learn so much from your videos. Thank you. x