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Binding Butler The Buddy & Company #BB4321

Binding Butler<BR>The Buddy & Company #BB4321

Binding Butler
The Buddy & Company #BB4321

The Binding Butler makes your binding process easy and manageable by eliminating your mess, twisting, tangling and pulling troubles. This easy to use tool has a rotating base to help you unwind your fabric strips as you bind.

SKU# Notion-BB4321

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List Price: $39.99

Price: $34.98 per package

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Product Type	Notions
Notion Type	Binding Notions and Binding

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The Buddy & Company #BB4321

Kept binding neat. Review by Janice

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Used my binding butler for the first time. I got it in a flash sale at Fat Quarter Shop. Kept it to the right of my sewing area. Unwinds easily as you sew. Kept my binding neat instead of draping the binding across my lap.

(Posted on 6/22/18)

Love it! Review by Linda

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I just used the Binding Butler, that I purchased from the Fat Quarter Shop, for the first time. I love how easy it was to use. I set it to the right side of my sewing machine while sewing the binding to the quilt. It unwinds so smoothly. I did not have any problem with it staying put. I would purchase this for gifts, but it is a bit pricey. I think if it sold for $24.95, they would sell like hot cakes.

(Posted on 7/22/17)

Binding Butler Review by Teresa

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Rena,
You have made a great suggestion, We are the inventors of the Binding Butler and are looking into your idea.
Thank you so much for your input. We are always looking for ways to make our products better!
The Buddy & Compamy

(Posted on 1/25/17)

OK, but ... Review by Rena

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Great concept but tool needs improvement. There needs to be some kind of suction on the bottom that sticks to the work surface because the rubber feet don't hold this tool in place. I suppose I could buy some and stick it on but at $35 this tool should come with, hence the meh rating. Turns smoothly, though.

(Posted on 12/30/16)