Chinese foot binding was a historical practice, originating during the Song Dynasty and lasting nearly a thousand years, where young girls’ feet were tightly bound to achieve a small, deformed shape known as “lotus feet,” which symbolized beauty, femininity, and high social status. Though initially practiced by the elite, it spread across social classes as a way to enhance marriage prospects. The process was extremely painful, causing lifelong disabilities and difficulty in walking. Foot binding

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9.4K views · 214 reactions | Attach the Quilt Binder and foot for the Quilt Binder. Feed the binding through the guide. Adjust the needle position. Place fabric in the groove on the binder and sew. Tip: Starch the binding prior to stitching; this adds extra body and it will feed and fold over easier. Binding can be used on the edges of aprons, tablecloths, etc. #pfaff #pfaffsewing #perfectionstartshere #itsinthedetails | Pfaff North America | Facebook