Bias Binding, Fir Green
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Cotton Bias Binding
Cotton bias binding is the most common version. It finishes edges on woven fabric neatly, holds its shape and comes in many colours and widths – from narrow tape for inner edges to wide binding for quilts.
Bias Binding, Powder
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Blue
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Red
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Cream
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Light Grey
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Dark Grey
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Dark Brown
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Bias Binding, Sage
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Bias Binding, Grass Green
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Bias Binding, Red
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Bias Binding, Orange
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Bias Binding, Yellow
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Jersey Bias Binding in Turquoise, 3 m
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Jersey Bias Binding in Light Blue, 3 m
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Jersey Bias Binding in Black, 3 m
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Jersey Bias Binding in Red, 3 m
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Jersey Bias Binding in Hot Pink, 3 m
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Jersey Bias Binding in Royal Blue, 3 m
€2.90per piece
Unit price €0.97 / m
Bias Binding, Light Yellow
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Sand
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Turquoise
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Bias Binding, Red
€0.48per 0.5 m
Unit price €0.95 / m
Cotton takes colour strongly, which is why the choice is widest here. The binding behaves like the fabric it finishes and can be sewn with the same needle.
Binding is done in two steps: first stitch one side to the fabric edge, then fold the binding over and topstitch from the other side. Sewing both layers in one pass saves time but demands accuracy.
At corners, form a mitre: sew up to the corner, fold the binding up, fold it back down and carry on. That gives a clean angle instead of a bunched edge.
Pre wash the binding if the finished piece will be washed hot. Cotton shrinks, and an unwashed binding gathers the bound edge later.
Frequently asked questions
How do I bind a corner neatly?
Sew up to the corner, fold the binding upwards, fold it back down and continue. The resulting mitre lies flat and looks like ready made work.
Do I need to pre wash cotton bias binding?
Yes, if the finished piece will be washed. Otherwise the binding contracts in the first wash and gathers the bound edge while the fabric beside it stays unchanged.
Which width do I need?
Narrow bindings for inner edges and fine work, wider ones for quilts and decor. The stated width usually refers to the unfolded tape; about a quarter of it stays visible once bound.
