Simplicity Bias Tape

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Create customized bias tape with the push of a button! This handy electric-powered machine folds and presses bias-cut strips of fabric to make bias tape. Includes machine, power cord, 6 tips for making different widths of bias tape (4 single-fold—1/4", 1/2", 3/4", and 1" and 2 quilt binding —1" and 1-1/4"), and easy-to-follow instructions. Machine features include auto feed, auto shut-off, and adjustable heat settings. Portable and lightweight, it comes in a box with handle on lid. Machine contains heated ironing plate; please follow all included safety instructions.
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I'm glad they're back in production, can you tell me when and if they'll be available in the US? TIA

patriciabennett
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I could do it manually by the time I go through all those steps

dimples
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Do sewers actually need a tool like this? Since you still have to cut the cloth I don't see the value.

maureenpride
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Some one should make a bias tape maker that can actually cut various sizes of bias tape and shape it as well. Wouldn't that be neat . With all the technology out there you would think that someone would have done this already. Think of all the time it would save.

amandarossouw
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When making the tape it's best to use a fat quarter and use the continuous tape method as there are less seams.Whete do you buy the machine from?

maureencullen
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I bought mine on ebay a couple of years ago

lucky
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Will the tips be sold separately? I already have the machine but tips are near impossible to find.

whitmadethat
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Why does everyone put awful music on these videos that make it impossible to hear? Your voice is more than enough!

kerry
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You have to be very lazy to spend 175, - for this.

JeanClaudePeeters-cq
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This is the worst machine Simplicity continues to manufacture. I have bought 3 machines and returned 2 of them. I still gave my original but none of them worked past 5 days. I gave my original to an electrician to see why the roller won’t push out the material. After a few months of trying to fix it he has given up. It’s hopeless since Simplicity does not want to replace my machine.

MrsHutch