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How to Sew the Composite Specimen for Multifibre?
New users of Multifibre adjacent fabric often ask which end of the Multifibre should be sewn to the specimen.The attached FAQ gives an example when preparing a fabric specimen.
How to Sew the Composite Specimen for Multifibre?
