1.68 + 1.5 + 1.26 = 4.44. To the nearest yard, this is 4 yards but that would be of little use. He needs 5 yards, and the question should refer to the least number of whole yards rather than the "nearest yard".
162 of them.
60 is a whole number, without any extra pieces. So there is no tenth that's any closer to it than 60.0 . The best analogy I can think of is: "Round 12 to the nearest dozen."
2 inches
You could use a knife, scissors, or a chainsaw, depending what material your circle is made from.
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To effectively stick fabric on fabric, you can use fabric glue or fusible webbing. Apply the adhesive to one of the fabric pieces, press the two pieces together, and then follow the instructions for drying or ironing to ensure a strong bond.
decorative fabric pieces that fall down over the opening of pockets
A small piece of cloth is commonly known as a fabric scrap or fabric remnant. These pieces are leftover material from larger sewing projects or can be used for crafts, quilting, or patching up smaller areas.
To make a Godzilla stuffed animal, start by creating or finding a pattern that outlines the body, arms, legs, and tail of Godzilla. Cut the fabric pieces from soft material like fleece or minky, then sew them together, leaving an opening for stuffing. Once assembled, fill the plush with stuffing material until it reaches your desired firmness, and sew the opening closed. Finally, add any details like eyes, scales, or spikes using fabric paint or additional fabric pieces.
The best method for securely attaching satin fabric using fabric glue is to apply a thin, even layer of fabric glue to the edges of the fabric pieces you want to attach. Press the pieces together firmly and allow the glue to dry completely before handling the fabric.
To calculate the yardage needed for sweatpants, first, determine the pattern size and fabric width. Typically, adult sweatpants require about 1.5 to 2 yards of fabric, depending on the size and style. For a more precise estimate, lay out the pattern pieces on a flat surface, ensuring all pieces fit within the fabric width, and measure the total length required. Always consider additional fabric for seam allowances, hems, and any design features.
The hand stitch used to sew two pieces of fabric together is called a "running stitch."
Remnants
Because they are inanimate pieces of plastic/fabric.
You use straight pins to secure the pattern pieces to the fabric before cutting. Remember to remove the pins before sewing, however.
Glue can be used on fleece. A straight pins are needed to put the two pieces of fleece or material together. Carefully remove one pin and pull apart the two material pieces and place a small dot of fabric glue. Replace the pin or secure with a binder clip. Repeat this process for each pin that was originally used. The glue must have time to soak into the fabric and bond the pieces together. It is best to let it sit for twenty-four hours. After this time remove a pin or binder one at a time and gently tug on the two pieces. If they pull apart repeat the above process.
they are called fabric sissors u can get them from bead or fabic stores