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Apr
23
Image from Dread Pirate
Many quilters wonder whether to use bias binding or straight-of-grain binding to finish a quilt. Shelley Rodgers of Dread Pirate Rodgers Web site has a definite opinion on the matter. After explaining her position (she favors the use of bias binding), she takes it a step further by providing detailed directions on how to make continuous bias tape. Get the know-how here.
