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You are welcome!
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The stich looks very nice. What holds the binding down in between the zigzag?
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Nothing. The stitch catches the binding close enough that the binding lays flat.
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What does the other side of the binding look like?
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We didn’t get an image of the other side but it looks good too.
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What was the cut width of your binding?
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In this tutorial it’s 2 1/2″ but I do 2 1/4″ mostly. The technique is the same for any binding width.
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All of your clever ideas for machine binding are great alternatives. Thank you.
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You are so welcome!
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Excellent tutorial. I have been wanting to use the blind stitch but did not have a blind stitch foot. Nice to see I could use a different foot. This binding would also work great on my potholders. Thanks for writing articles that teach us how to use this machine. Love the seam roller also.