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… grain of the fabric that runs parallel to the selvages . Lining A firmly woven, smooth-finish … manufacturer to prevent unraveling; the selvages are cut off before you begin sewing. Selvages provide information as to the manufacturer …
… This "felts" the wool so that it won't ravel, eliminating the need to line or hem the skirt. 2. Fold the fabric so the selvages meet, then fold again so the raw edges meet. You should have a square. Along each folded side, measure and mark 24 inches …
… sides of contrasting imitation suede. Trim the bottom suede pieces 1/8 inch larger than the top leaf shapes. Remove the selvages from the boiled wool. Arrange the leaves on the wool; pin in place. Sew leaves in place, stitching through all layers 1 …
… sides of the contrasting imitation suede. Trim the bottom suede pieces 1/8 inch larger than top leaf shapes. 6. Remove the selvages from the boiled wool. Arrange leaves on the wool; pin in place. Sew leaves in place, stitching through all layers 1/8 …
… x 10 inch 1/3 yard batting 1/2 yard Afrocentric fabric, (more fabric may be needed for a directional fabric where the selvages are the top and bottom) 1/3 yard lightweight cotton (for inside cover) 2 yards decorative fabric trim Glue gun and hot …