Clo3d seam cover how to#

She taught me as a child how to pattern match plaid. My mother taught sewing professionally with a home economics degree from UC Berkeley (back when they had such a degree). The first half of my career was in 2d and 3d graphics rendering. Some of my background: I am a retired software engineer. This leads me to believe they don't know as much about sewing as they implied. They could have easily proved it by sewing something. I am very surprised that the author thought that a photo from an unknown manufacturer proves that easing was not needed. I don't think this was used in the particular coat. Pattern matching in knits is very easy even with ease. The second thing that impacts pattern matching is the stretchiness of the fabric. So - nothing was proved since this is normal sewing practice. The maker of the coat did both of these things. If you look closely at the plaid closest to the top it is shifted slightly which was disguised by matching the vertical stripe instead. The first thing I do is make sure the pattern is as far away from the sleeve cap as possible. Most of the ease is in the top of the sleeve cap and not in the body of the sleeve cap. I have actually sewn sleeves and have done pattern matching between the body and the sleeve. I will just say what I thought was too technical to say. I didn't know that people on hacker news knew that much about sewing! It is interesting that my comment got both upvoted and downvoted.