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Step 7
1: Use the nap layout to cut your fabric. <br> 2: I mark the pattern pieces and the fabric with the arrows going towards one side only so that I do not place the pattern towards different directions to the nap. <br> 3: Pin pattern pieces with long pins to the wrong side of the fleece.
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May 14, 2010, 12.23 PMby ddnursense
I made a shell of fleece for a long robe and tried to put a ruffled collar on the neck…too thick to sew even with my walking foot…I guess there’s a limit with any collars on weather the normal number of layers to sew…can be achieved with fleece!