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33 BINDING CURVED EDGES • • 41, gOdt 'F: ?; g • Curved edges require slightly different fabric handling from straight edges. Inside curves are straightened as they are fed into binder. If fabric is soft and has a tendency to stretch reinforce edge with a single row of stitching before binding. • Outside curves tend to lead away from centre slot of scroll and should be guided so that a full seam width is taken at needle point. Do not attempt to pull or straighten fabric into full length of scroll.

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33
BINDING
CURVED
EDGES
•
•
41,
gOdt
'F:
?;
g
•
Curved
edges
require
slightly
different
fabric
handling
from
straight
edges.
Inside
curves
are
straightened
as
they
are
fed
into
binder.
If
fabric
is
soft
and
has
a
tendency
to
stretch
reinforce
edge
with
a
single
row
of
stitching
before
binding.
•
Outside
curves
tend
to
lead
away
from
centre
slot
of
scroll
and
should
be
guided
so
that
a
full
seam
width
is
taken
at
needle
point.
Do
not
attempt
to
pull
or
straighten
fabric
into
full
length
of
scroll.