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Piping Hot Binding: Groovin' Piping
Trimming Tool, instructions, and cording by Susan K. Cleveland. Binding with piping
adds flair to a quilt by adding a special touch that shows attention to detail
all the way through to the edge of the quilt. Piping also looks great on wearables
where detail will definitely be appreciated and admired! Groovin' Piping Trimming
Tool (included in Piping Hot Binding) helps trim piping seam allowances to 1/4"
or 1/2" which will increase accuracy and make working with piping much easier!
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Piping Hot Binding
Groovin' Piping
Trimming Tool
instructions and cording
Author: Susan K. Cleveland
Pages: 16
Page size: 8 1/2" x 11 1/2"
Publisher: Pieces Be With You
Cover: Soft
Item
Code: 4E0625
ISBN / SKU / UPC: 856002001008
Weight: lb
10% Off: $
MSRP: $
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Binding with piping adds flair to quilts with a distinctive
touch that shows attention to detail. I think of binding as the crowning glory
to my quilts—the last chance to do something special! It frames a simple
piece so beautifully and takes heirloom or show quilts to a new level. Piping
also looks great on wearables where detail will definitely be appreciated and
admired. I've covered all my best tips in these instructions including my
tail-joining technique quilters love! Many tips are ones you'll use for other
tasks as they involve getting the most from your machine to increase accuracy. The
Groovin Piping Trimming Tool is used to trim piping seam allowances to a consistent
width. When piping is sewn, it is impossible to maintain a consistent seam allowance.
Trimming seam allowances using a traditional acrylic ruler is a time consuming
chore but the Groovin' Piping Trimming Tool makes this task quick and accurate.(Rotary
cutting equipment is needed to use this tool.)  Enjoy
making your quilts even more special by adding piping in the binding!
Quilt
on! -Susan In this package you'll find the following: - Groovin'
Piping Trimming Tool
- well-tested, detailed instructions
- diagrams
for every step
- suggestions for sewing machine feet
- 7 variations
including curved edges with only piping showing
- 5 yards 1mm cording
About
the AuthorSusan’s enthusiasm for quilting is said to be contagious! Students
enjoy her upbeat attitude, well-written instructions, and one-on-one attention
included in every workshop. Her quilts have been shown in international-level
competitions since 1997 and have received many awards. Judges comment on her fine
workmanship and appreciate her original style. She bases her designs on traditional
patterns then adds specialty threads, prairie points, piping, and great binding
techniques. She has a patent pending on the Groovin’ Piping Trimming Tool which
is used to trim piping seam allowances. Susan is passionate about sharing quilts
and teaching her techniques! She lives on 70 acres in southeastern Minnesota
with her husband, son, daughter, 2 dogs, and several cats. Table of Contents
| Prepare Quilt | 2 | Apply
piping | 8 | | Cut
binding strips | 3 | Apply
binding | 9 | | Cut
piping strips | 3 | Miter
corners | 10 | | Join
binding/piping strips | 4 | Join
tails | 11 | | Press
binding/piping strips | 4 | Add
optional sleeve | 12 |
| Steam cording | 4 | Finish
back | 14 | | Make
piping | 5 | Variations | 15 |
| Trim piping seam allowance | 7 | | |
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