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I made a simple grocery bag for my friend out of scrap fabrics. One was a scrap roll I bought at Joanns for $2.00 and the other was left over fabric that I made into binding strips. I was really pleased with the outcome and plan on making more “Charlie” bags.
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- Accessories
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- Cotton, Blends
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Jun 18, 2011, 06.15 PMby gempje
if you want the bias binding to be tight you in the curves, you have to pull it a bit wheil sewing it. had the same problem and my mom said that you have to do it like that but i havent tried it myself. but i relly like the fabric choice
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Jun 18, 2011, 07.45 PMby gatonju
Thank you for the advice. I am sure every die-hard quilter is looking at my binding like… eh… something isn’t quite right! lol. I will try that on my next scrap project. Thank you.