5 Responses to “How to hold fabric together without using pins {for oil canvas, oilcloth, PUL, laminated cotton}”

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1. How to sew bias tape with mitered corners | Free clever craft ideas, sewing patterns, templates and printables || Merriment Design
   

   [...] Now start sewing your bias tape onto your fabric by stitching in the bias tape fold that’s closest to the raw edge. You can do this without pins if you’re confident, or you can pin it, or just use barrettes like I tend to do on oil canvas, oil cloth, laminated cotton and PUL fabric. [...]

2. Kid’s non-slip fabric Play-Doh mat or coloring mat | Free clever craft ideas, sewing patterns, templates and printables || Merriment Design
   

   [...] a trick on how hold fabric together without using pins: I use barrettes to hold together fabric that isn’t ideal to pin, like oilcloth, laminated [...]

3. Easy dog blanket {free pattern} | Free clever craft ideas, sewing patterns, templates and printables || Merriment Design
   

   [...] binding so raw edges are together. Turn the corner down and pin (or don’t pin at all, or use barrettes – on this blanket I started with a few pins and then just sewed without [...]

4. Insulated Holder for Stick Popsicles and Frozen Yogurt | Free clever craft ideas, sewing patterns, templates and printables || Merriment Design
   

   [...] Fold the open side under a bit and secure with a barrette (see my sewing tip on using barrettes for laminated cotton, oil cloth and oil canvas). [...]

5. Extra-long baby bib free sewing pattern for toddler-sized spills | Free clever craft ideas, sewing patterns, templates and printables || Merriment Design
   

   [...] up your bias tape along the top and secure with barrettes or [...]

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