1 Take the wider side of the tape and pin it to the wrong side of your fabric so that the middle crease lines up with the edge of your fabric. 2  Sew along the inside crease line, cheating more to the outside of your fabric.  Unpin and wrap the bias tape around to the right side and pin it down.
Grill vs. Grille â The actual grammar difference, finally resolved. As a noun, grill means (1) a cooking surface using parallel metal bars, (2) a device that cooks with a grill, or (3) a restaurant offering grilled food. As a verb it means (1) to grill, or (2) to question relentlessly. Grille, which is only a noun, usually means a grating used as a screen or barrier on a window or on the front of an automobile. Grille is often used instead of grill in restaurant namesâe.g., Salt Creek Grille, OâConnellâs Irish Pub & Grille, Aroogaâs Grille & Sports Bar.
There are several different types of grills, but gas and charcoal are by far the most common. In this article, you will learn about the parts of a grill and how they work together. You'll learn what charcoal is and how it is made, as well as about the differences between liquid-propane (LP) and natural-gas grills. You'll also find out about other less-common types of grills and their fuel sources. Let's start by taking apart the trusty charcoal grill.