The bias grain of a fabric exists at an angle from the straight grain and cross-grain. Cutting fabric on the bias can have a significant impact on the look and feel of the finished garment. To utilize bias to its fullest extent, though, you should be familiar with how it works. To help you learn more about bias, we brought together 11 great articles about bias-related techniques.
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Bias 101
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Go Against the Grain
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Hands-On With Kleibacker: Lessons for Working with a Bias
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A Forgiving Bias-Cut Sleeve
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Create a Swirled Bias Sleeve
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Prevent Bias-Fold Neckline Edges from Stretching
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Ties to Bind: Turn Neckties into Bias Binding
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Before You Hem a Bias Garment, Let the Fabric “Hang Out”
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How to Cut and Sew a Decorative Bias Facing
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4 Steps to Sew Tiny Bias Tubes
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Video: How to Set Fabric on the Bias
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