Working with feather fabrics can deliver a lot of hassle. Combine and sewing machine, and nerves - take advantage of a small cunning.
Lifehak: Working with darous fabrics will make it easier for polyethylene
Fat fabrics such as Mahra, Velur, Velcro, artificial fur, can be very difficult in work.
Lifehak: the perfect circle of fabric in 5 minutes
If you are fond of patchwork sewage, then probably more than once come across the problem of making round or oval parts.
This method will simplify the process that you after the first sample will forget that once this task was a problem.
You will need:
- Very dense cardboard
- foil
- scissors
Step 1
From the cardboard cut the circle of the diameter you need, and then cut a circle from the fabric by 1-1.5 cm more. The fabric circle does not have to be smooth, but cardboard - yes.
Step 2.
Cut a generous piece of foil and put your workpiece into the center. Canceling the edges of the foil towards the center of the cardboard circle. Surplus fabric, respectively, bends along with the foil.
Step 3.
Collect the workpiece to make sure that the foil did not form folds. Then, on both sides, join the circle iron.
Step 4.
Make sure the foil has cooled! Expand your circle, remove the foil and remove the cardboard blank.
If the machine does not cope with such a type of fabric if the material is stuck, use ... a dense polyethylene package. Put it in one layer over (polyethylene in this case should be transparent) or put under your fabric - you will be surprised how much work will go!
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