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3 years ago

I put 40 points on this!!! PLEASE HELP!! I NEED AN A OR MY MOM IS GONNA KILL ME!

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Hi there!

For one and two, I could not find anything. I highly suggest you talk to your textiles teacher for both one, two, and five, and review the whole assignment with them.

3.)- Lifting and shifting the iron to produce more steam and less wrinkles on a garment

4.) Using the "wrong" side of the garment to make it more rigid

5.) Seam along the interface

6.) Before one puts a new garment for the first time in the laundry.

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