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But if you could only pick one, the super clean raw stretch selvage is a must.— Denimology
The selvage is more closely woven and will draw or pucker in laundrying TUCKS Tucks are folds made on thin material for ornament, to shorten or to provide for lengthening a garment.— Textiles and Clothing
For example, on sheets begin to stitch along the hem at the selvage, or if the end of the hem is over-sewed, begin an inch from the edge and stitch the hem towards the selvage, then lift the presser-foot so as to turn the work, and retrace the bit of stitching, continuing across the whole hem.— Textiles and Clothing
If the lock has a selvage, gain out the edge of the door or drawer to receive it.— Handwork in Wood
Must know the bias, selvage, and straight width of goods 3.— Scouting For Girls, Official Handbook of the Girl Scouts

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