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From: Longblades
Date: 06-22-2006, 09:18 AM (1 of 1)
| It's a good thing I did this with the bargain basement viscose I picked up at Fabricland for $1.50 a metre. Even if I had examined the stuff closely as it was laid out for cutting at the store I would probably have missed the tiny holes scattered through at just past midway on one side. They are so small I felt them, rather than saw them, as I smoothed the fabric over my ironing board. Imagine if I had just gone ahead and cut out my pattern before noticing the holes. Another reason to do such pre-treatment. |
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