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Step 13Bias tape:
I love bias tape! It's one of those things that's really not hard to use, but makes your projects look disproportionately impressive.
- Prepare your bias tape first. Unless you've got pre-folded bias tape you'll need to iron it in half (lengthways) and then in quarters (edges meeting in the middle) and then in half again. If you've got one of those machines that does it for you then I salute you.
- Tack the bias tape carefully around the two round edges. Take care that it lies evenly so that the sewing machine will catch the tape on both sides.
- And sew your bias tape in place! Go slowly and carefully and take the tacking out when you've finished. Now you have a nice round bag which you can roll around the room.
- Prepare your bias tape first. Unless you've got pre-folded bias tape you'll need to iron it in half (lengthways) and then in quarters (edges meeting in the middle) and then in half again. If you've got one of those machines that does it for you then I salute you.
- Tack the bias tape carefully around the two round edges. Take care that it lies evenly so that the sewing machine will catch the tape on both sides.
- And sew your bias tape in place! Go slowly and carefully and take the tacking out when you've finished. Now you have a nice round bag which you can roll around the room.
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