Polycotton Bias Binding Tape - Stephanoise

Bias binding is fabric cut on the bias (diagonal) to the fabric grain. This allows it to stretch and conform to curved edges more easily.

Polycotton is a blend of polyester and cotton fibers. It combines the durability and wrinkle resistance of polyester with the breathability and comfort of cotton.

There are various methods. Generally, you fold the tape around the edge of your fabric and stitch it in place, either by hand or machine. You can find detailed tutorials online based on your project.

Yes, it is excellent for binding quilt edges, providing a neat and durable finish.

The product information does not specify if it's pre-shrunk; it's advisable to test a small piece of the tape before using it on your project to determine how it shrinks.

The width depends on the project. Wider binding is suitable for quilts, while narrower binding is good for garments. Consider the bulk and look you desire.

A straight stitch is typically used. For extra security, a narrow zigzag stitch can also be used.

Ensure the tape is properly aligned before stitching. Use pins or clips to secure it in place. Apply gentle tension while sewing around curves.

Test the tape on a scrap piece of fabric to check the color match. Consider using a slightly different shade for a contrasting effect, if a perfect match isn't possible.