Prym Bias Binding Tool - 25 mm

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The Prym Bias Binding Tool (25mm) is an essential accessory for quilters and sewing enthusiasts looking to create professional-grade, custom-width bias tape from their own fabric scraps. It is ideal for those who need consistent, perfectly folded binding for quilt edges or decorative projects; however, it requires the user to cut fabric strips at a precise 45-degree angle to achieve the intended elasticity and flow.
| Model Part Number | 611344 |
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| Brand | Prym |
It works best with light-to-medium weight cottons, which are standard for quilting and bias binding.
Yes, an iron is essential to press the folds into place as the fabric emerges from the tool.
While it is designed for bias binding, you can use it on straight-grain strips, though they will lack the stretch required for curved edges.
The finished width of the folded tape is 25mm.
No, it should be cleaned by hand with a soft cloth to protect the metal and plastic components.
Check that your strip width matches the tool specifications and that there are no frayed edges catching on the metal guide.
Ensure you are pulling the fabric evenly and feeding it perfectly straight into the wide opening.
To begin, ensure your fabric strips are cut to twice the width of the final desired measurement if using a different technique, though for this 25mm tool, follow the included instructions for the appropriate strip width. When pulling the fabric through, ensure there is no snagging in the opening. For care, keep the metal channels free of sticky residue from fabric stabilizers or glues. If the tool becomes dusty or oily, simply wipe it down with a clean, dry cloth to ensure the fabric glides smoothly without catching.