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Tracing around an existing garment is a quick and easy way to create a pattern to make more garments with the same shape. But it can be tricky to get an accurate tracing without cutting apart the garment. Show, Tell, Share tells how you can keep the original garment flat and getting an accurate trace. Go to their post to find out how.
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By Anne Weaver
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