There are several species of burrowing crayfish, in both the Cambaridae and Parastacidae families. The former live in the southern US, while the later live in the Tasmania and the damper parts of Australia. Their life cycles seem to be similar to most crayfish, hatching from eggs stuck to their motherâs underside, and as they grow they molt.
Hereâs how to fold it. 1  Lay the pocket square flat. 2  Pinch the middle of the fabric, allowing the folds to come in naturally. 3  With one hand firmly holding the pocket square, use your other hand to gently gather it together.  Now gracefully gather up the bottom of the pocket 1  square. Place it in your suit.
To create the rod pocket, measure from the top of the valance down three inches and mark along the width of the valance with a fabric pencil. Pin the fabric pieces along the marked area to keep it from slipping. Sew all along the top marks to create the top ruffle, and then sew the bottom of the rod pocket in.