Fluffy, fun, crinkled seam binding - you won't believe how easy it is to make your own.

[@user-xg5vv4bz8c]

I am liking that look of crinkle 😊

[@annekenlon]

It just invites you to touch it and play with it, doesn't it?

[@bermainkelereng-ml8wc]

Sangat kreatif, terimakasih teman berbagi cerita, selamat beraktivitas tetap semangat dan salam sukses 👍❤

[@annekenlon]

Terima kasih banyak! Saya sangat menghargai komentar baik Anda!

[@PattysPaperDesigns]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing Anne 😊

[@Suesjournaladventures]

Well done Anne on reaching over 1000 subscribers 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@annekenlon]

Sue, thanks for noticing! I really am having great fun with it.

[@kellyburns5032]

Terrific idea. Thanks.

[@annekenlon]

You are so welcome! Delighted you watched! It's very useful stuff.

[@lindasnyder5048]

I love collecting this seam binding and seam tape I have some that is lace...I even have some older stuff on a roll from 30s and40s...I think

[@annekenlon]

I remember when the lacy seam binding came out and I thought it was SO FANCY!

[@vickicoatney3062]

Thanks for sharing this, didn’t realize how east it was to do.

[@annekenlon]

Thanks! It's so exciting to take those rubber bands off!

[@clairebarrow4896]

Love it! Such a great idea. Thank you ❤️

[@annekenlon]

Thank you for watching, Claire! I appreciate you!

[@clairebarrow4896]

​@@annekenlon you inspired me to try it! I found some vintage seam binding in two shades of pink, and added it to a tub of paper that I am tea dying. I am now letting it dry. Thanks again!

[@Heartfindshome]

Really helpful tutorial! Thanks for sharing.

[@annekenlon]

You're very welcome!

[@susanparker5444]

I really enjoy your videos, you are always doing something fun and interesting. The rayon seam binding will dye/crinkle. The newer polyester seam binding is difficult to dye and won't wrinkle/hold a crease.

[@annekenlon]

Thanks, Susan! Yes, I finally put two and two together on that - rayon it is! Thanks for watching!

[@Fit_Kitty]

What a fun video! I have been picking up these vintage packages at thrift stores but didn't know how to convert them to crinkle ribbon, never thought about it, just threw them into my stash and figured I would look into it some day. Well, that day has arrived with your tutorial, thank you so much. I am sure I picked up bias tape too, but I am learning here that it won't crinkle. What would be a good way to use bias tape? Enjoying your channel!

[@annekenlon]

I've learned that it's the polyester fiber that doesn't crinkle so much - rayon is always reliable! As for bias tape, I'd use that for a decorative edge on a pocket or a journal page - would be great to machine-stitch on top of it, too. I may have to dig up some of my own and do a video on it - thanks for the idea! In the meantime, dig out those rubber bands and have fun crinkling!

[@user-xg5vv4bz8c]

I'm glad your husband didn't throw them away ha ha

[@annekenlon]

Oh, my heavens, he has learned to ALWAYS ask before he throws things away - he just never knows what I'm going to use!

[@janekrut2799]

Time to unwrap, water and rubber band! Thanks.

[@annekenlon]

It's so easy, and the stuff is so useful!