New things are happening in the world of Chenille-It.
The finished result mimics the former process quite well. Double layers can provide a bi-color effect.
Instead of cutting through multiple layers of stacked fabric, they have devised a simpler alternative.
The solution comes in the form of an easily unraveled chenille bias tape that comes on a roll.
Here's an up-close investigation of the concept. You stitch down the middle of the 5/8" strip, wash, and ta-da!
The finished result mimics the former process quite well. Double layers can provide a bi-color effect.
Use a wash-away interfacing for layered techniques. Rows can be sewn and crosscut into striped squares.
For an alternative binding, Stitch a stripe on either side of the edge, and let it frizz in the wash.
Have you tried chenille techniques before. If so, are you amazed?
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I've bought several different colors of the chenille tape, but haven't used it yet. :-)
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