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Jersey knit is a comfortable fabric for shorts, but it's a nightmare to sew with....it rolls and slips. Any suggestions for making the sewing experience more enjoyable?
You can also use covers stitch. A soft cover that can be ironed on the Back of the embroidery. This is great for baby wear that has been embroidered.
What can you use to mark fabrics such as fleece for darts etc.
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Here from OKC
yea Scuba they make skirts out of it
When you are using scuba material for embroidery and making squares say for a quilt or wall hanging etc. should you use a batting under it?
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