Sometimes we want to use one specific pattern from within a large piece of fabric. In this video, Stacy Grissom teaches you how to achieve this effect with the fussy cutting technique. She shows you how to use this sewing technique for your own sewing projects, and demonstrates fussy cutting with a fun sunglasses case project.
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This is very important thing for me to become a greater tailor sir ji
Shoot, so that’s that one supesops.
Not terribly informative. I think any beginner could figure that out on his own.