Examples of using Pattern pieces in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Cut out all pattern pieces.
Cut out all pattern pieces, ensuring to leave a 1.5cm seam allowance around the quilt pieces. .
Cut out all the pattern pieces.
Cut out all pattern pieces and mark ease points on side seams.
You're looking for pattern pieces.
Ascertain pattern pieces' most effective design to minimize waste of product, and level fabric appropriately.
Cut out the pattern pieces out.
Ascertain pattern pieces' most effective design to minimize waste of product, and level fabric appropriately.
Begin by cutting out the pattern pieces.
Cut out all pattern pieces and mark pleats.
A 1.5cm seam allowance is included on all pattern pieces unless otherwise stated.
Cut out all pattern pieces and mark ease points on side seams and the front and back points on the Strap& Binding.
Cut 2 of the BEANIE HAT pattern pieces for the inner hat.
Cut out all the pattern pieces including the interfacing andthe lining(follow Lining Length Line on pattern pieces).
Not too complicated: just a limited number of pattern pieces to cut and sew and a few basic technics.
Begin by cutting out the pattern pieces for the necessary size.
This top is avery simple pattern with only 2 pattern pieces, bias tape binding, and no closures or zippers.
Align the pattern piece so it fits evenly across the fabric.
Insert the eyelets using the markings on the WAISTBAND pattern piece as a guide.
Each pattern piece is ready to print on 1 US letter or A4 sized page.
Cut a length of elastic for your chosen size by using the WAISTBAND pattern piece as a guide for length.
Mind you this will be on the fabric itself, not the pattern piece.
Then divide the BACK pattern piece into 3 by cutting down and across the dashed lines. Remember to add 1.5cm seam allowance to the lower edges of FRONT 1 and FRONT 2 and the upper edge of FRONT 3 before cutting out the fabric.
Use these pieces as a pattern to cut some new ones.
Reuben Margolin is a kinetic sculptor, crafting beautiful pieces that move in the pattern of raindrops falling and waves combining.
For very small ones, simple patterns or even pieces of canvas just painted in different colors will do.
So, OK, maybe it had to do with the patterns on the pieces of paper, like it was a diamond, or diagonal.
Short sticks or boardscan be connected to the patterned panels to create a variety of attractive parquet pattern(panel piece, the panel in herringbone, parallel plate, herringbone angle, parallel to the ligation).
Organic patterns in this piece emulate synaptic relays in the brain.
With the Waistband folded in half lengthways(as shown on the pattern piece), place the elastic inside.