Why is it important to know the tools and materials in embroidery?
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Poornima N ramakrishna
FashionDesignProfessional_15yrsExperience, DressMaking, Hand&Computer Embroidery, PatternMaking
It is always good to know the tools and techniques of any skill or trade that we are learning. By understanding the usage of tools and related techniques one can produce best results in lesser time.
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