Unzip the zipper. Position the gusset on the back of the sleeve, right side of gusset against the wrong side of the sleeve. (When the zipper is unzipped you should see the right side of the gusset.) Align the hem edge of the gusset with the end of the zipper's teeth.Pin the gusset to the seam allowance.osition the gusset on the back of the sleeve, right side of gusset against the wrong side of the sleeve. (When the zipper is unzipped you should see the right side of the gusset.) Align the hem edge of the gusset with the end of the zipper's teeth. Pin the gusset to the seam allowance.
Remember that the word for wonderful in Spanish is: maravilloso. It looks a lot like our English word: marvelous. Ad. 2. Pronounce it correctly: MAH-ruh-vee-YOH-soh. 1  If you are saying this to a woman, you say maravillosa (an ah sound at the end to signify you're speaking to a woman).
In a forwarded email I came across an article with the title: 14 wonderful words with no English equivalent. The article lists words from various languages and their meanings, for example: I have a problem with articles like this, listing unusual words in other languages. They are almost always wrong. It's not efficient for a language to have a specific word for such a highly specialized concept as to sleep on the floor without a mat, while drunk and naked.