Nap: Nap refers to fabric that has a weave or pile in one direction and so needs to be cut
with all pieces facing the same direction.
Contrast: Contrast fabric is a term used in sewing used to refer to a fabric piece or
embellishment made from a different fabric that isn't the main fabric.
Knit: Knit fabric has a stretch to it.
Notions: Notions are any small tools or accessories used in sewing for example buttons and zips.
Woven: Woven fabric is any fabric formed by weaving.
Bias: The bias grain is any grain that falls between the straight and cross grains.
Plaid: Plaid is a pattern created by bars and stripes of color that cross at right angles.
Petite: If your short or little.
Grain: Grain refers to the direction of the weft and warp threads.
Bodice: The garment pieces covering the torso.
Fusible: If you melt something to something else.
Interfacing: Interfacing is used for reinforcing and preventing fabric from stretching.
Lining: Lining is an inner layer of fabric or other material to create a neat finish.
Yard: It is a way that you measure how long a piece of fabric it is usually 3ft or 90 cm.
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