How to Cover Cording to Create Your Own Piping
By Debbie Colgrove, About.com
Ending Piping in a Seam Allowance
Ending piping that will be in a seam allowance.
Debbie Colgrove, Licensed to About.com
When the end of piping will be enclosed in a seam allowance, as in edging a collar, continue sewing the piping to the entire edge. Trim the piping from the seam allowance after all sewing of that area is done to prevent trimming the piping too short.
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- Measure the Cording
- Cut Bias Strips
- Join the Bias Strips
- Covering the Cording
- Sew the Piping to the Item
- Ending Continuous Piping
- Ending Piping in a Seam Allowance
- Enclosing Piping in a Seam
- Tips and Tricks
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