Simple to use. Make bias tape as easy as 1-2-3. Just slip the tape in one end and pull it out the other as you iron. 18mm makes 3/4in Bias Tape

Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.

Simple to use. Make bias tape as easy as 1-2-3. Just slip the tape in one end and pull it out the other as you iron. 12mm makes 1/2in Bias Tape

Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.

Simple to use. Make bias tape as easy as 1-2-3. Just slip the tape in one end and pull it out the other as you iron. 25mm makes 1in Bias Tape

Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.

Accessory set Bias tape maker with case. Box with foam fitted compartments for tape makers. Includes 4 tape makers.,1 each 1/4', 1/2", 3/4", 1". Also has an Awl, ball point pins and snap on adjustable Bias, Binder presser foot for making tape with a sewing machine.

adjustable bias binder presser foot - how to video

Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.

Bias Tape Makers - Includes one of each size 1/4in 1/2in 3/4in and 1in. Each bias tape maker comes in a different lovely color to help easily spot each size. From making ties for face mask to binding a quilt you are all set to go with this all in one set.

Bias Tape Makers
Posted on April 16, 2020 by Penny Haren
I love to make bias tape! And now there is a set of four – one-quarter inch to one inch – that are reasonably priced! Bias Tape Maker Set 4pk from Mundial # DQBST


These babies have a groove on the back that aids in feeding the fabric through the tool. This is a great demo! If you have never shown these to your customers, here are some tips:

You can now make bias tape out of any fabric to match your project AND it will be made out of the same top quality fabric you are used to!

Cut the fabric into the recommended width. Then cut the end at an angle. You do not have to cut the strips on the bias unless you are curving it in your finished design. If you are going to make curvy shapes, that is what the 45-degree lines on your mat and rulers are for – another great demo!

I spray the strip with Mary Ellen’s spray starch before inserting the angled end through the tube. As soon as the fabric emerges from the narrow end of the tube, pin it to your wool mat or ironing board cover. I use a T-pin.

Then pull the bias tape maker, keeping the tip of the iron on the narrow end of the tool so it doesn’t “splay” as it comes out of the tool. The spray starch ensures that you have crisp folds that stay in place.

Now everyone is making bias tape because they can’t get elastic for masks so it doesn’t have to be cut on the bias. These have a great retail – and will be available in May – so order them now!

Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.