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| THE RIGHT SIDE OF CLOTH IS OFTEN BRIGHTER AND HAS A CLEARER PRINT OR IT HAS A MORE OBVIOUS SURFACE WEAVE |
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| THE WRONG SIDE IS DULLER AND THE PRINT IS LESS CLEAR, THE SURFACE WEAVE MAY BE LESS OBVIOUS. |
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| WHEN SEWING A SEAM THAT GOES AROUND A CIRCLE (LIKE THE TOP OF A SACK) YOU DO NOT BACKSTITCH. INSTEAD, SEW AROUND THE ENTIRE CIRCLE. THEN AT THE END, SEW DIRECTLY OVER THE FIRST HALF OF THE SEAM FOR STRENGTH |
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| THE PART OF A SACK THAT WILL NOT BE VISIBLE WHEN YOU FINISH SEWING IT. |
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| THE PART OF A SACK THAT YOU WILL SEE WHEN YOU USE THE FINISHED BAG. |
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| A PIN THAT OPENS AND CLOSES. IT IS OFTEN USED TO HOLD THINGS TOGETHER. THEY COME IN MANY SIZES. |
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| THIS CAN ALSO MEAN TO CUT OFF EXTRA FABRIC AS IN TO TRIM WITH A SMALL PAIR OF SCISSORS. |
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| (STITCHING LINE) THE IMAGINARY LINE WHERE YOU SEW. |
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