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4. When used as an underlining, fuse knit interfacings to the fabric before cutting out the garment sections. Be careful to match grainlines. 5. Cut weft-insertions crosswise for supple shaping or flexibility, a perfect method for heavier fabrics. 6. Non-wovens that are stable have little or no give in any directions so it is not necessary to follow grainline during layout. 7. Stretch non-wovens generally have stability in the lengthwise and offer stretch in the crosswise. Examine your silhouette and fabric to determine the direction of greater stretch needed. 8. Bias non-wovens have some stretch in all directions so grainline is not key. This is especially good in cuff and collar areas Do not be afraid to use bias-cut or crosswise interfacing under straight grain sections of your garment. The layers will work beautifully." |
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