I love the look of a piped seam! The little pop of color just makes me happy. An from StraightGrain has some tips to make your piping look like perfection. And because piping rarely comes in the perfect shade to match your project, she also shares a tutorial showing how you can make your own piping.
Click below for her tutorial and tips:
Tips & Tricks for Piping Perfectionists, by StraightGrain
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Piping can be used to embellish the edge of a collar, pocket, hem, or sleeve. It can be applied between visible seams (for example, princess seams), at the waistline of a pair of pants, or along the exterior curves of a garment. It may be used to adorn the edge of a cushion, valance, or curtains in home décor goods.
Piping is a trim or edging made by stitching a tiny strip of folded fabric — usually bias binding — into a narrow tube and then attaching it to the edge of a piece of cloth. It can also contain a cord for added body. Piping is frequently utilized to define or emphasize a garment’s stylistic lines.
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