Which one of the following methods is recommended for straightening the cut end of woven fabric before using it for sewing? A. P
ull out a weft thread and cut along the resulting line. B. Mark with pins along a row of stitches on the wrong side. C. Use a setsquare and mark across the fabric with tailor's chalk. D. Pull with the hands straight across the width where the cloth was cut?
The method that is recommended for straightening the cut end of woven fabric prior to using it for sewing is to p<span>ull out a thread from the weft of the fabric and then cut along the resulting line</span>. The right answer to the question is OPTION A
The strategy that is prescribed for rectifying the cut end of woven texture before utilizing it for sewing is to haul out a string from the weft of the texture and afterward cut along the subsequent line. Woven textures are comprised of a weft - the yarn going over the width of the texture and a twist - the yarn going down the length of the linger. The side of the texture where the wefts are twofold upheld to frame a non-fraying edge is known as the selvage.
