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Trims • Braids. • Ribbons. • Piping. • Edging. • Bindings. • Fringing. • Lace. • Beads. • Diamantés.
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Trims • Braids. • Ribbons. • Piping. • Edging. • Bindings. • Fringing. • Lace. • Beads. • Diamantés
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- You need to be able to trims • Braids. • Ribbons. • Piping. • Edging. • Bindings. • Fringing. • Lace. • Beads. • Diamantés.
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Which of the following trims is commonly used to add decorative edges to garments?
Direct answer
Lace is a delicate fabric often used as a trim to add decorative edges to garments.
Key terms
- Bindings: Bindings are strips of fabric used to finish edges and seams, providing a neat and durable finish.
- Braids: Braids are decorative trims made by intertwining strands of fabric or thread, often used for embellishment.
Common trap
Confusing trims with functional components: Remember that trims are primarily for decoration, while components serve a functional purpose in garment construction.
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