tailor's tack Antonyms
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Meaning of tailor's tack
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tailor's tack (n)
a loose, looped, sewing stitch used to transfer marking for darts, etc., from a pattern to material
tailor's tack Sentence Examples
- The tailor's tacks held the fabric in place while she made the necessary alterations.
- She carefully marked the hemline with tailor's tacks before cutting the excess fabric.
- The tailor's tacks provided a temporary seam, allowing for easy adjustments if needed.
- The use of tailor's tacks ensured that the garment would fit perfectly after the alterations were complete.
- She removed the tailor's tacks once she was satisfied with the fit of the garment.
- The tailor's tacks were an essential tool for making precise adjustments to the fabric.
- She pinned the fabric with tailor's tacks to create a temporary seam allowance.
- The tailor's tacks held the fabric pieces together while she stitched them permanently.
- The small, discreet tailor's tacks were hardly noticeable on the fabric.
- She used tailor's tacks to temporarily attach the lining to the garment.
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a loose, looped, sewing stitch used to transfer marking for darts, etc., from a pattern to material
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The tailor's tacks held the fabric in place while she made the necessary alterations.
She carefully marked the hemline with tailor's tacks before cutting the excess fabric.
The tailor's tacks provided a temporary seam, allowing for easy adjustments if needed.
The use of tailor's tacks ensured that the garment would fit perfectly after the alterations were complete.
