Fill the small 50mL beaker to about 40 mL. Let's say we start off with the pH 6.5-10 paper. (If you happen to not have pH 6.5-10, use pH 1 to 14.) Dip the paper into the beaker with the tap water for just a couple of seconds. Then take it to the chart. For my water, it looks like the pH is between 6.8 and 7.1.
Target Areas of Fabric by Fussy Cutting. A fussy cut is a piece of fabric that's been cut to target a specific area of a print, rather than cutting the yardage into random pieces. How Are Fussy Cuts of Fabric Used? I Spy quilts can be made by cutting and sewing together all sorts of novelty and pictorial objects to showcase specific objects in a printed fabric.
>HOME >BLOG >What is Fussy Cutting? >HOME >BLOG >What is Fussy Cutting? Dr Google says: A Fussy Cut is a piece of fabric cut to target a specific area of a print. In Kreative Kiwi speak - making sure that you cut your Applique fabric so that the picture (or pretty) piece of the fabric fits within the stitching lines, and show cases the Fabric perfectly. Tricia's Teacup is the perfect example of fussy cutting the Warratah