How to sew Bias Binding | Frocks & Frolics | Neckline Finish | Sewing 101 | Frocks & Frolics

[@Tomiistone]

This has got to be the best binding tutorial I've EVER seen. Wow. LOVE IT!!!. Thank you for this.

[@Elkycreates]

I agree! Bias bound edges will definitely sit flat with this method - the trick being to stretch the binding as you sew it on. Thanks for this lesson.

[@robinmazariegos1]

You sewed right over the pins!! Wow! Great video, thanks!

[@msallaneous6059]

Thank you so much, Im an oldie who hasn't sewn since highschool. Last year my first grandchild was born, and I thought OMG Nana's are supposed to be able to make things lol. I was taught by a local lady how to make a quilt and I was so proud of it my daughter couldnt believe how beautiful it was. I am not a sewer at all though but found after fighting with store bought stiff horrible bias bindings I wanted to throw my new project in the bin. AND THEN.... I FOUND YOU. this excellent tutorial taught me I could make my own binding and wow how much better this is. Thank you for giving 3 great examples and some I will be able to use when sewing for my almost 1 year old Granddaughter. a million thank yous. Chez in Australa xo

[@MarinaBrumpton]

You are very welcome. Binding takes practice but does not have to look just awful, which is usually what it does in neckline areas.

[@hawthornesyd]

Love how clear and easy you explain how to do this. Best tutorial. Thank you

[@sandraruiz8660]

Thank you very much. Love that you showed all three ways to sew the binding.

[@teresasherod97]

Absolutely the best binding tutorial!

[@tishie42]

Literally the absolute best tutorial ever for binding. Thank you thank you thank you!!

[@TheJudeJane]

Because you worked in the industry, these techniques are very professional. I have been looking for an expert like you since I am a perfectionist. I am a new subscriber. Thank you for your expertise. You are appreciated!!!!🏆🎖🏅👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@amajorseven]

Thank you for this clear and precise instruction. You also explain why to do things a certain way. Your tutorial helped me make a nice bias finish in my first sewing project.

[@MarinaBrumpton]

That is super, glad it was helpful

[@annecain3301]

Wow! An absolutely brilliant tutorial clearly showing how to make and apply bias binding in various ways. Thank you so much.

[@mymai2792]

5:07 Option 1 9:12 Option 2 16:00 Option 3

[@spotlightmind]

I started sewing a week ago. I've watched quite a few videos since. This is by far the most useful one I've found on using binding for arm holes. Many thanks!

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Distinctions-Matter thank you I appreciate that. The workshop playlist has some really good videos and its all and more at the Frocks & Frolics academy. Https://academy.frocksandfrolics.com

[@jayd6307]

Thank you very much for this very helpful video. It was exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate it!

[@annroberts3635]

Thank you for sharing. Very useful information. Ann from Va. 🇺🇸

[@RememberTheLord]

This is the best bias tape video!! Subscribed

[@mariav.4832]

I love you tutorials. They are very instructive. Just what I was looking for. thank you!☺

[@kathleenmellow8963]

Thank you for easy to follow instructions

[@Ameylynn]

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this tutorial!!!

[@kaliruby]

Wonderful, clear instructions but most important - the tips and tricks that only come from experience. Many thanks.

[@xyz12383941]

Thanks for the clear instruction and videos. Will use these methods for neck and armhole facing on three summer dresses I'm making.

[@UtahGmaw99]

I have struggled with bias tape for years. Now I think I won't hate doing this any more. A BIG thank you !

[@MarinaBrumpton]

UtahGmaw99 You are welcome, I hate bias tape too unless its fabulously soft. Best tip, didn't put that in the video but I mainly use white binding. Get a really lightweight white cotton voile. Starch to kingdome come, then cut bias strips. Keep them in your boy and use whenever you need it.

[@UtahGmaw99]

Great advise thanks so much!

[@bazoin1]

Absolutely great tutorial so thank you. I am looking forward to further lessons and want to say what a great teacher you are.

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Thank you, I am doing one tomorrow, starting at the beginning. Seams.... JOY!!

[@samanthagowanlock7705]

Thank you so much for sharing this, I just bought a pattern that called for binding but there was no explanation on how to make the bias and sew it on, this explains everything.

[@Nicherie]

Best binding tutorial I've seen yet. Thank you! 😊

[@lilasietaram]

I love your workshops, learn so much from it. Thank you very much

[@TheJudeJane]

Thanks for sharing your techniques. Excellent! 😊

[@heathermcbride2574]

Thank you for all your wonderful tips and tricks

[@poppygallagher3264]

Absolutely best binding tutorial. Blessings! 💗💗

[@darleneswenson2234]

The best tutorial ever, very informative.

[@dale3404]

I’m not sure why this showed up in my youtube recommendations, but it is timely, as I’m having a bias facing issues. The seam is puckered, and it seems tight. I’m going to try this method. Thank you.

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Great, I also have an updated version of this on my channel. Same stuff but sharper footage.

[@GewoonelsJustels]

So glad you explained this! Thank you!

[@dhulinhaa]

Great tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@sandeeraranasinghe9737]

Best tutorial ever..Thank you

[@tinimitkids3690]

Hallo Marina! Ich freue mich über jedes Deiner Videos und finde es SUUUUPER, das Du die meisten auch in Deutsch machst!!!! Mein Englisch ist zwar schon etwas besser geworden, seid ich auf You tube Nähanleitungen schaue, aber gut ist es halt nicht...:) Ich habe schon vieles von Dir gelernt. Meine Mutter hat vor 60 Jahren noch Korsettnäherin gelernt und meinen beiden Schwestern und mir immer unsere Kleidchen selbst genäht! Dabei habe ich mir schon einiges angeeignet, aber man lernt ja bekanntlich nie aus!!! Also...Danke für Deine tollen Videos und ich freue mich auf noch gaaanz viele von Dir!!! Ganz Liebe Grüße Christine

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Tini mit Kids Danke du. Das ist echt nett! Ich mache weiter na klar, irgentwie muss Sohnemann's Uni ja bezahlt werden..... Spaß macht es auch. Schau doch mal bei meiner Gruppe vorbei da sind wir gemischt, hauptsächlich Englisch aber das macht nichts: facebook.com/groups/733648706761805/737301573063185/?notif_t=like

[@jemmafisher2507]

Thank you this was really helpful!

[@dakshapatel1158]

Very helpful for your tutorial.

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chrisg1761]

Very helpful also very clear instructions thank you

[@julieryding2030]

Fab tutorial, thank you so much 😊

[@msdeedee1808]

Outstanding. Thank you for taking the time to share and show.

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Thank you very much

[@088008890]

Great tutorial and very professional sewing ...I wish I could do this so well as you... well done and thank very much for showing this wonderful and very helpful video ❤️🌹

[@marianwalsh6297]

Thanks u for this so well explain I back sewing after years really enjoy this

[@dariaa4186]

Thank you for the clear explanation and guidance. Much appreciated :)

[@alisonmiller2708]

This was Ssssssoooooo helpful! Thank you!😭😥😊

[@saba1787]

An excellent tutorial

[@maryannguerrero-hernandez3653]

I love your videos, they have helped me out so much

[@shoo1963]

Extremely helpful! Thank you so much!

[@judyholmes1634]

I so wish I had discovered your tutorial before using a purchased binding -- it was so difficult to work with around the neckline of a simple kimono style cotton jacket. Thank you.

[@lilly6699]

Thank you so much for this video, i love number 3 👌🏻

[@mariaben387]

I love your job😍 explaining to us well you are an excellent teacher😇

[@yurivalent161]

The best! Thank you so much!

[@Amelia-zb8iw]

I liked the first option. Not difficult. Thks so much Mam. Please show me the facing of the round neck and how you join the shoulders. Show me the easy method. 👍

[@naziralucky855]

wow.............thank you very much.I just love your all tutorials

[@marymiller1108]

I love this! Thank you so much for the detailed tutorial!

[@crazycaptionguy549]

Even I can understand that! Thank you so much.

[@laxmikunwar4668]

Wow what a wonderful job.. Thank you so much for this....

[@noahyen]

Absolutely amazing thank you for the share!!!!

[@eileenfb1948]

This is brilliant, thank you! I like to make my own bias binding because I find the quality of fabric is poor with shop bought - also I can rarely find the colour I want. I look forward to trying method three as it looks the easiest.

[@buddy77587]

You are absolutely fabulous!

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Wow, thank you! I take that with pleasure.

[@wanichaV]

Best tutorial. Thank you so much.

[@artipersad-singh97]

thank you so love your tutorials

[@carolmak3418]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@nolapancho8614]

thank you so much Maria

[@TheNilda437]

Great video n tutorial Thanks for sharing really help me a lot

[@gardengirl11ify]

Thanks😄

[@حسنالسالم-د8ذ]

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[@azzamahmoud8226]

Great tutorial, thank you so much.

[@eileenfb1948]

Very good tutorial, thank you.

[@MarinaBrumpton]

you are welcome. :)

[@hinamoon1162]

Your sewing techniques was my imaginations

[@joiea9601]

Ty so much for this!

[@MarinaBrumpton]

You are welcome!

[@maggiesamboer2005]

Maggie Samboer from South Africa.. great tutorial thanks

[@suzanaalvares3677]

Very neat... thank you..

[@Rainy5209]

Very neat work. Looking forward to other interesting stuff. Do you make handbags too? Need some tuturiols on those. Thanks for posting!

[@MarinaBrumpton]

reena best I do check out my playlist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4qkZnZ9grKnf6s I got over 200 videos by now..... :)

[@Rainy5209]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your response greatly.

[@marinadi532]

Excellent! I have never starched fabric before, how is it done? Please help. Thanks.

[@gloriaquinn9995]

They all look very professional I actually done option 3 today on a little dress but when I folded it over to the inside I hand stitched it Because if I used the machine it would show a line of stitching on the right side of the dress, I couldn’t see the stitching on your example as there was no close-up could you confirm what is the best way for option 3 please thanks

[@tawwakkal]

Thank you great tutorial

[@99999cathy]

Great tutorial! Thanks for the information

[@hildapritchard7803]

Thank you for this ideas I love it

[@megan6808]

Thanks so much!

[@maryquinn9189]

My dear you are a star lovely have to have a go at this and get the hang of it. Thank you so very much

[@silversagapatterns]

Amazing tutorial! If I were to use option number 3, for binding off a round collar without facings, how would I do that?

[@عزيزةالضوى]

Very nice

[@wendynicholss6886]

Brilliant clear instructions! I have been sewing for years and always use method 3 but I find when I turn it in and machine it I always get Puckering on the actual garment?? Any suggestion how I can stop this happening?? Thank you for a wonderful video though, very informative.

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Wendy Nicholss this is quite common even in store bought. The softer the binding the better to avoid it. Also doing it slimmer works. And of course don‘t pull the binding where the grain if what ever you are binding is straight.

[@lucialigorio7743]

Sono interessata a tutti i suoi consigli e anche nei modelli che realizza da bambini, mi viene difficile capire perché non conosco l'inglese, sono italiana se fosse possibile la traduzione in italiano grazie grazie

[@gslvqz8812]

Hi, thank you for sharing. I have a quick question. For the third option @16.14 your bias is folded only once, in the middle, correct? different that the option 1 and 2 that it has three folds ?

[@gslvqz8812]

So, i tried it, with a bias with only one fold in the middle.. it came out nice! I am a beginner sewer but out of dozen of videos I have watched, yours is the best! :)

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Thank you so much!

[@Sonu0106]

Good method

[@hinamoon1162]

Your fishing so beautiful and clean your work speechless

[@SPQRIUS]

thank you this was really great! I want to fix some old shirts short sleeve shirts that are fraying on the edges. most are silk or shiny polyester. Was thinking of putting a binding on as a cuff maybe using a satin wide binding. Any thoughts? A few of them have frayed under the arm too, not sure how to mend those, but this is what happens with silk. yet the rest of the shirt is in very good shape, don't want to cut them up just yet, after all they are silk. Any ideas? Thanks

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Sorry, late reply. For sure it may even lift the tops.

[@tanuzahaque1256]

could you also show v neck and round neck binding?

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Very nice idea.

[@rahinatuabdullahi]

thanx queen of sewing.really helpul

[@kashmalaali9451]

rahinatu abdullahi gg

[@sueseverino1651]

Fantastic

[@yingfang5683]

Will it be better in Option 1 that at the very curved edge of the armhole, cut a V notch so the fabric wrapped inside does not bulk up?

[@francescamoschin6073]

Great tutorial. One question: in method 3 is the 1 cm seam allowance maintained or is it cut away as in option 1 and 2? Thank you!!

[@Amelia-zb8iw]

I would like to show me the facing of the neck and then joining the shoulders. How do I do that Mam ?

[@mamtaranirani7901]

very nice so beautiful

[@barbaralies]

Great tutorial. Thanks.

[@tanuzahaque1256]

please show neck binding as well, v neck specially thanks

[@Amelia-zb8iw]

Show me the draft of a bodice with calculations/formula with cap sleeves draft. Easy method please Mam. Shall appreciate. Thx.

[@annemine5284]

Thank you

[@vidyagopal9911]

thank you so much

[@louzancooking]

Hi thank you

[@kgomotsotshabedi5010]

Hi can you help with a pattern and tutorial on how to sew boys jackets and coats please

[@samanthanicholson9015]

Couldn't the bias edge be put on before you sew kids clothes closed so it'll be easier to move around when sewing?

[@MarinaBrumpton]

Sure, there are many ways to do stuff. :)