Wool combs are gentle handheld tool designed for maintaining woolen cloths. It gently removes the lint by brushing lightly over the woolen clothing. It is budget-friendly and comes with a plastic handle for comfortable grip during combing process. To use it, lay your garment flat on a hard surface and comb with light strokes following the grain (the direction of threads used to weave a textile) of the fabric.
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Masks are the covering for face used as a disguise for masquerades (a social gathering where people wear masks to hide true identity). Masquerade masks add elegance, mystery, equality, anonymity, freedom and distinct style to occasions, live balls, proms, costume parties, weddings, themed events etc. Some cultures use masks in rituals. They come in various styles such as, Venetian (intricate laser cut patterns of lightweight and bendable metal decorated with rhinestones), half-face (covering eyes and upper cheeks), Full-face, Feathered, Filigree (lightweight eye mask with lace-like patterns from metal wire), stick, Couples (matching or complementary styles for him and her) and Modern glow with customizable electronic color displays for raves and parties.
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A double welting foot is a specialized sewing machine presser foot featuring two distinct parallel grooves or tunnels on the underside that guides two cords wrapped in fabric simultaneously. The foot is designed to create two fabric covered cord (double piping) side-by-side in a single step. The grooves guide cords consistently and evenly spaced preventing slipping while a straight stitch (stitch length 2.5) runs down the center. The foot is commonly used in upholstery that is for finishing edges on sofas, cushion covers etc.
To sew double piping, snap on the double welting foot onto your low-shank compatible domestic sewing machine with a straight stitch and center needle position. Cut the bias fabric strips of about 4 to 6 cm or depending on the size of the cord. Roll the fabric over first piece of cord and then lie the second piece of cord right next to it and roll them together. Start to stitch from a few centimeters from the beginning. Another easy method involves sewing the first piece of cord in place and then placing the second cord in place to sew.
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Attachment of a saree fall involves stitching a readymade fall which is a narrow fabric piece along the inner bottom hem of a saree which adds weight, improves the drape, prevent folding and protects the lower border.
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A Raglan sleeve is a set-in sleeve that extends to neckline by seams slanting from underarm front and back. This sleeve extends in one continuous piece up to the collar, creating a diagonal seam running from the underarm to the neckline. raglan sleeves do not have shoulder seams unlike a common set-in sleeve, and this design gives better room for movement of arms. This sleeve is named after Field Marshel FitzRoy James Henry Somerset, 1st Baron Raglan, a British General in Crimean war, who after losing an arm in the charge of the Light Brigade in 1854, had a coat designed with a special sleeve. Used since the mid 1850's this type of sleeves are generally found on sweatshirts and sportswear.
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Saddle Raglan
A saddle raglan sleeve is a variation of raglan sleeve that has a shoulder with small yoke made by not bringing the raglan sleeve to the neck in a point, but by widening it about three to four inches at the neck forming a 'saddle' over the shoulder. It combines the diagonal flow of a raglan sleeve with a flat-top strip of saddle shoulder. Commonly used in cardigans, sweaters or high-end knits where saddle strip allows for decorative patterns or contrasting colors.
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