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Binding Seam

Duration

5:39 min

There are several reasons why you might want to sew binding on a seam:


  1. Stabilization: Reinforcement: Binding can add extra strength to a seam, especially in areas that experience a lot of stress, such as the waistband of a garment or the seams of a quilt. Preventing Stretching: It can help prevent seams from stretching or tearing, especially in knit fabrics.

  2. Finishing: Clean Finish: Binding can create a clean and professional finish on both sides of the seam, hiding raw edges and preventing fraying. Decorative Element: Binding can be used as a decorative element, adding color, texture, or pattern to a project.

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