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It did what? 12 Secrets about Fabric

It did what? 12 Secrets about Fabric – some secrets or things you might not have known about fabric. #fabric #fabricsecrets

It did what? 12 Secrets about Fabric

It did what? 12 Secrets about Fabric - some secrets or things you might not have known about fabric. #fabric #fabricsecrets
  1. Fabric has kept you warm (blankets & quilts)
  2. Fabric has protected you (shield from sun, heat, cold, etc.)
  3. Fabric has covered you (Duh! Gave us clothes!)
  1. Fabric gave you a creative side (that’s where our sewing and quilting projects come into play)
  2. Fabric can be used to cushioned you (often we can use scraps to stuff pillows or stuffed animals)
  3. Fabric stores often have sales on fabric including local fabric shops. (Great deals on fabric! Who doesn’t like deals?)
  1. Fabric can bring you joy, seeing all the things that can be found on it.
  2. Fabric can help with textures, as fabric has all kinds of feels (such as soft, fuzzy, silky, course, etc.)
  3. Fabric could help make you some extra cash.
  4. Fabric can be addicting! Oh! I have to have that! I need this! It’s not hoarding! It’s a fabric obsession! It’s gonna be part of a project!
  1. Even the scraps of fabric can be used for something! Less waist!

What are secrets about fabric you want to share?

Feel free to share in the comments.

This was part of a creative writing project.


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    May the ¼” Be With You: Celebrating Seam Allowances and Star Wars Day — As sewists, we know the power of a perfect seam allowance. It’s the force behind every crisp edge, every smooth curve, and every sturdy stitch. And what better time to celebrate this unsung hero of the sewing world than on May 4th, a day when fans across the galaxy proclaim, “May the Force be with you”? In the spirit of Star Wars Day, let’s explore the significance of the quarter-inch seam allowance and how it aligns with the precision and dedication of the Jedi.

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