Straight Stitch Foot

The straight stitch foot is a presser foot for sewing machine which is specifically designed for sewing straight stitches. Its primary function is to guide the fabric to produce accurate straight stitches. The foot is designed with a small, rounded needle opening that provides extra support to fabrics and prevents it from being pulled into feed dogs or causing skipped stitches. The elongated toe on the left side of the foot can also be used for edge stitching. This pressure foot is particularly useful for delicate fabrics like silk or chiffon to heavy fabrics like denim or canvas where a standard foot can be inconvenient.

Blazer Cuff

A blazer is a type of formal jacket usually worn by sports players or students as a part of uniform. The blazer cuff can be a simple finished edge or a functional cuff having buttonholes allowing the wearer to unbutton and roll up the sleeve. Buttons are the decorative elements of the blazer cuff which can be purely decorative or functional depending on the blazer design.

Loop Button Cuff

The button and loop fastener are sewn on opposite sides of the cuff for securing the cuff to the sleeve.

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Sponge Braid Stylist

The sponge braid stylist is a high hardness sponge thar helps to braid your hair very quickly. The average size is about 9.5 cm x 4cm. It has a Velcro at the base to fix it to the hair before braiding.

To Use It: There are four holes in the braid stylist and designated as A, B, C, D for reference. First place three strands of hair into the A, B and D holes.

Next, place the strand of hair if the D hole into B hole. At this stage the three strands of hair are in A, B, C holes.

Next place the strand of hair in C hole into D hole, A hole to C hole and then B hole to A hole. And when the three strands of hair are in A, B, C holes as the above step add a new strand of hair from one side and repeat the above steps.

Continue to repeat the steps until the braid is finished.

Drawstring Cuff

Drawstring cuff refers to the sleeve opening of a garment thar incorporates a drawstring. This allows the cuff to be made tighter or looser by pulling the drawstring for a more customized fit.

Sheath Silhouette

A sheath silhouette dress is a form-fitted, streamlined dress that hugs the body and follows the body's natural outline from the neckline to the hem. It is suitable for athletic body type as it provides a sleek and elongated look by accentuating the waist and highlighting the figure. The sheath skirt is very narrow at the hem and is slashed at the back to facilitate walking. This style was popular in 1950's and early1960's and then revised periodically.