Master Bias Tape: cutting, pressing and sewing

[@granjan252]

Julija, I watch every video you make. I ALWAYS learn from you!!

[@Julija_Gobere]

So happy to hear this!❤️🤗

[@edwardbrown7571]

I have watched at least a dozen (Probably like 50...) and none of them explained it like you did... Thank you... The cutting the splice part at an angle was a big deal, and the bias angle stretches in ways the other cuts don't was also new, and using the bias maker to iron it was new to me as well... I won't forget it... Again thanks...

[@Julija_Gobere]

Very glad to hear you found new info in this video!🤗

[@kimbrachet5695]

Thank you for explaining how bias tape changes width on curves, I have always thought I was doing something wrong, it was a little thing h that ate away my self confidence, now I can acknowledge the characteristics & choose the best width to top stitch. Please make more detailed videos, it is the little details that make the biggest impact.

[@Julija_Gobere]

Totally agree - very often it’s the smallest details make the biggest difference!🙌

[@majsmarken118]

I really enjoy all your videos 👍

[@Julija_Gobere]

So happy to hear this!🤗

[@clarissaflowers6200]

Wow! What an awesome tool! I truly appreciate your tutorial videos and sewing skills. Your information is incredibly helpful to me. Thank you so much for your time in preparing this demonstration!

[@Julija_Gobere]

Thank you for such sweet words!❤️

[@tishawright2780]

What a great video.This must be a winter skirt if its batting in the inside.

[@Antyweszka]

This project is just WOW❤️ Have you heard about „continous bias tape”? You can make yards in minutes with this method😍🥰

[@Julija_Gobere]

I have used continuous bias tape method in the past, but admittedly I use it less and less now - one downside of that method is that I can’t control where the joint will be in the seam and it usually ends up being where I don’t want it to be🤷‍♀️😅

[@louisel.sinniger2057]

Julia, I have very nice long, tailored shirts that I am “tweaking ” I changed the collar design and now I am removing the sleeves and needed to finish the arm holes. I was stuck trying to find a color binding tape that would Not stand out. I realized I had enough material in each of the sleeves that I removed. (The shirt is a small stripe) I have several sizes of bias tape devices so I will make my own! You are a gem! If you had not made this video I would STILL be stumped. Thank you so very much. 👍🏻

[@Julija_Gobere]

What a perfect timing for this video!😁 Bias tape for sleeveless armhole will be perfect👍

[@cjane51]

You have confirmed what I usually do to make bias tape. I get confused when people make continuous bias tape. I understand the goal but it seems very complex. Would you consider doing a video demystifying continuous bias tape? Thanks

[@avdm196]

Thorough and clear explanation. As a general observation on bias: it frays very little. Hence, it does not necessarily need serging the raw edges. On the other hand, anything cut on a curve or not on a 90° angle will stretch. To avoid out of shape and length stretching, stay stitching is recommended.

[@Julija_Gobere]

Great tips, thank you for sharing!

[@mollydodger]

This is incredibly helpful! Thank you very much.

[@elzinawhite3199]

Awesome video and excellently communicated ❤❤❤

[@melcee22]

This was amazing

[@amandarossouw493]

If only you did the stitching in contrasting thread it wpould have been so much easier to see.