fabrics terms and techniques to straighten the line by designer AMEER.

Hi to all fashion designer pattern makers.
This is a technique we professional pattern maker use in work room for straighten the fabrics good results.
 in this picture you will clearly understand the importance. Always follow this tip while pattern making. 

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