bias binding

British  

noun

1. a strip of material cut on the bias for extra stretch and often doubled, used for binding hems, interfacings, etc, or for decoration

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Example Sentences

More companies are incorporating premium lingerie details into their crop top designs, Ms. Park pointed out, through slinky ties, French seams, bias binding and underwires — effectively turning crop tops into fancy bras and fancy bras into crop tops.

From New York Times

To finish it off I added a bias binding around the edge but you could also fold it over twice and stitch down if you don’t have any binding.

From The Guardian

Stabilizing the capelet is a two-person job, and Brennan’s assistant, Lauren Klamm, is sewing a bias binding along the neck of the mantle where it is so frayed.

From Washington Post

Materials: Unbleached muslin, 14" × 7"; bleached muslin 15" × 7¾"; strap 18" × 1½"; bias binding 25" × 1"; wadding.

From Project Gutenberg

To cut a bias facing, bias binding or fold, measure in the desired width on the true bias at a number of points.

From Project Gutenberg