How to use double fold bias tape quilt binding

Ever since I did this video showing how to make bias tape I've been getting questions about how to miter corners neatly when you use it. How do you get that neat corner? Do you wrap the whole thing and pin it and then start to sew? Do you sew one side at a time?

The best and easiest way to sew bias tape with mitered corners. I even made a little video for you to explain it super clearly.

How to Make Bias Tape: Step by Step. Bias Binding Free Sewing Tutorial

Perfect for beginners this bias binding tutorial. will show you how to use single fold bias binding to bind a hem for a beautiful hem finish!

Learn about bias tape for sewing : single and double fold bias tape. Beginner-friendly with step-by-step instructions and video tutorial.

When working with curves you need Continuous binding or bias tape cut on the bias - learn how to make from the fabric of your choice.

We will show you four different ways to install double-fold bias tape so you can finish the raw edges of all kinds of projects!

Binding is a useful and decorative way to finish an edge, whether you are using it instead of a seam to join layers, or simply binding the edge of a single layer. In this weeks sewing technique we tackle mitred corners. They look complicated but fear not, they are relatively simple. In this tutorial I will show you how to mitre corners using the double stitched application of bias binding. Using this tutorial, you can put bias tape on table mats, cushions, potholders, pockets...

Next in my series of bias tape blog posts, I will be showing how to attach a bias tape binding to a quilt and how to join the ends of the binding.

tutorial on joining the ends of quilt binding