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Horsy
Suppose you are making (which I am) a 5-piece garment. That means the segments must be sewn together. Suppose, further, that it has set-in sleeves, just to make things more interesting.
Now, suppose that the edges of all these pieces are thin and weak because they consist of chain-3's all the way. (Normally, I would make this turning stronger by substituting: SC, then SC once again into the vertical part of that first SC, but this did not work with this particular thick 'n' thin yarn).
What to do, what to do. Has anyone ever been faced with this? I can't see making a good seam by connecting 2 weak edges together. Thanks!
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