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13th October 16, 11:55 PM
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The cloth appears to show a 'tuck-edge' rather than a selvedge. The uneveness seems to be a feature of one colour, the gray, which suggests that there is a difference in spinning quality of that batch and it has therefore shrunk differently uring the finishing process.
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14th October 16, 12:17 AM
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figheadair
I presume you're referring to the crooked "selvedge".
I will have to check if the entire length has the same problem.
My supplier told me it was the first of a new roll. He is willing to send me a new piece of fabric if I can't get the skewing out.
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14th October 16, 03:45 AM
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 Originally Posted by Dutch piper
figheadair
I presume you're referring to the crooked "selvedge".
I will have to check if the entire length has the same problem.
My supplier told me it was the first of a new roll. He is willing to send me a new piece of fabric if I can't get the skewing out.
Yes indeed.
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