Bias binding neckline

A tutorial to master the French method of applying bias binding to any curved opening on a woven garment

This is the third and final tutorial in my bias binding series. Many of my women's sewing patterns, including the Gemma tank shown in this post, use bias binding to finish the neckline and armholes. There...

I've been excited to share a few bias binding tutorials with you ever since I released my Gemma tank sewing pattern (which also happens to be the tank shown in these...

We'll show you how to sew the bias facing neckline of our Eucalypt pattern! We've got three methods to sew this facing, including a bias binding finish.

During the construction of my Sorbetto top I suddenly realised how I can guarantee that bias tape will fit perfectly in any armhole or neckline (or any other place where the beginning and end of bias tape meets such as bag tops, hems and quilts). Until now I was somewhat mystified by how to do […]

Now, I promised to write this tutorial to show my Mum how I applied this finish to her top… and others expressed an interest … Continue Reading →

This is a guide to hemming a neckline. Learn how to finish a neckline without bias tape using this easy step-by-step sewing tutorial.

Sewing Tutorial: 3 Neckline and Armhole Binding Techniques. DIY Simply Sewn

At this point in the Rushcutter Sew-along , our Rushcutter's are really starting to look like Rushcutters! In today's post, we will be finishing the armholes with bias binding. I am a huge fan of binding as a finish, it gives you a lovely clean finish, without the extra bulk of a facing.

Learn how to use bias binding as bias facing on your necklines and armholes! Facings do not have to be full on - bias facings are a great way