A ANYSSI Bias Tape Double Fold 12 inch, Double Fold Bias Binding Tape 55 Yards (Brown) and 4 Pieces Sewing Fabric Chalks for Crafts, Sewi
Bias tape size information: Width of double fold bias tape is about 1/2 Inch (unfold size is 1 inch), length is 55 yards. Easy to sew by hand or machine to make straight or curved edges. The bias ribbon is not completely continuous due to the length and nature of the textile.
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Have you ever been bogged down when making your own double fold bias tape? The cutting and ironing can be tedious and is not feasible for large projects. This roll of extra-long and wide double bias tape might be able to change the norm and help you to concentrate more on your sewing projects. The tape has even width and a small gap between the two folding fabric edges for easy installation. From straight lines to curved motifs, this tape can do it all.
Mandala Crafts Double Fold Bias Tape for Sewing, Seaming, Binding, Hemming, Piping, Quilting Black / 1/2 inch 55 Yards
Bias Tape Double Fold Bias Tape 1 Inch Continuous Bulk Bias Tape for Sewing Quilting Binding Hemming Apparel Craft Polyester Non-Stretch(Black 25mm 55 Yards) black 1 inch 1 inch x 55 yards
Have you ever been bogged down when making your own double fold bias tape? The cutting and ironing can be tedious and is not feasible for large projects. This roll of extra-long and wide double bias tape might be able to change the norm and help you to concentrate more on your sewing projects. The tape has even width and a small gap between the two folding fabric edges for easy installation. From straight lines to curved motifs, this tape can do it all.
Mandala Crafts Double Fold Bias Tape for Sewing, Seaming, Binding, Hemming, Piping, Quilting Black / 1/2 inch 55 Yards
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