Cover the waist with a band of red 1 / 2-inch-wide double-fold bias tape using tacky white or hot glue; leave enough length at both ends to tie the skirt around the waist.
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When Advent designed one of the first cassette tape decks for high fidelity, noise reduction was one way to fix problems with the format, along with chrome and high-bias tapes with extended high frequency response.
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Inspired once again by the poetry and style of Patti Smith, she took lines from a poem that Ms . Smith had recorded for her show's soundtrack and had them embroidered on the tulle or strips of bias tape that wrapped around the models'arms.
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Use brightly colored strips cut from cardboard cereal boxes, for instance, to make the kicky " pleats " of a cheerleader's skirt : Simply lay the strips out flat so they overlap, fold a length of bias tape over one edge, and staple in place.
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"' Bias tape "'or "'bias binding "'is a narrow strip of fabric, cut on the binding seams, finishing raw edges, etc . It is often used on the edges of quilts, placemats, and bibs, around armhole and neckline edges instead of a facing, and as a simple strap or tie for casual bags or clothing.
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With peaked little burlap hats on their heads, the models came out in red-striped cotton knit tops with flaring skirts in white twill cotton ( finished at the waist with bias tape ), sleeveless dresses and swing jackets in worn-looking gray and maroon tweed, and lingerie tap pants worn with sleeveless tweed tops tied in the front sailor style.
