Bias
Tape

Bias tape, also known as bias binding, is a long strip of fabric that has been cut on the bias (a diagonal angle to the fabric’s grain) and folded in half to create a double-sided tape. Bias tape is often used as a decorative or functional trim in sewing projects. Some of the most common usage areas for bias tape include:

1. Apparel: Bias tape is often used to finish the edges of garments such as necklines, armholes, and hemlines. It can also be used as a decorative trim on clothing items such as dresses, skirts, and jackets.

2. Quilting: Bias tape is commonly used in quilting projects to finish the edges of quilts, as well as to create binding around the edges of quilted items such as pot holders and placemats.

3. Home decor: Bias tape can be used to finish the edges of home decor items such as table runners, napkins, and curtains. It can also be used as a decorative trim on pillows, lampshades, and other home decor items.

4. Crafts: Bias tape can be used in a variety of craft projects such as making keychains, lanyards, and other small items.

5. Costuming: Bias tape is often used in costume-making to finish the edges of garments and create decorative accents.

Overall, bias tape is a versatile material that can be used in a variety of applications in sewing and crafting projects. It is often used to finish the edges of fabric items or to create a decorative accent on a project.