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3 years ago

How do you secure the beginning and end of every seam?

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The correct option is D.
Back-taking three stitches at the beginning and at the end of the every seam will keep the seam in place. Back taking involves making a couple of extra stitches back an forth on both ends of the seam, this secure the seam firmly in place.

Dmitry [639]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is option D.

Explanation:

Back-taking three lines toward the start and toward the finish of the each crease will keep the crease set up. Back taking includes making two or three additional join back a forward on the two finishes of the crease, this safe the crease solidly in place.A line is an agony in the stomach area that is expedited by movement and it's the most despicable aspect of numerous sprinters' lives. It can run from sharp or cutting to gentle cramping, throbbing or pulling, and may include torment in the shoulder tip as well.

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