Tutorial: Bias tape ID lanyard

January 11, 2015 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Onel from Onelmon shows how she created an ID lanyard. She used a package of bias tape, but you could also cut and iron your own fabric tape. Having actual bias in your fabric strip is not necessary for this project so you could cut your strip on straight grain. She used this project as sewing practice. The long seams down the sides of the tape give practice with sewing close to the edge with a straight seam.

Click below for her tutorial:

DIY Tutorial: Bias Tape Strap, by Onelmon

[photo from Onelmon]

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