Answer:
You can use tailor's tacks to transfer any kind of marking from your pattern to your fabric.For marking single points such as those denoted by small circles on patterns, often used for marking where a pattern piece meets a seam. You can use tailor's tacks to mark darts.
Explanation:
source:
How to Make and Use Tailor's Tacks - Tuesday Stitchestuesdaystitches.com › make-use-tailors-tacks
Answer:
16: 4, 5, 6, 3, 7
17: 2/4, 4/4, 3/4
Explanation:
in any sort of #/4 time-
dotted whole= 6 beats
whole note= 4 beats
dotted half= 3 beats
half note= 2 beats
dotted quarter= 1 1/2 beats
quarter note = 1 beat
eighth note= 1/2 beat
sixteenth note= 1/4 beat
thirty-second note= 1/8 beat
and so on.
you count how many beats are in a measure(including the rests) to get the top number of the time signature. The bottom number determines which note gets the 1 beat. For example 3/4 time is 3 beats per measure with the quarter note getting the beat ( quarter note= 1 beat).
In 6/8 time, there are six beats per measure and the eighth note gets the beat (eighth note= 1 beat, making the quarter note= 2, the half= 4, and the whole note = 8 so you wouldn't be able to use it since there's only 6 beats per measure.)
I'm sorry I'm unable to answer any of the others.
However, if going based off of an educated guess, I would figure you would put an X in between the breaks on each one if that makes sense.
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