From: "Bloddy"

....... There is a pattern (or geometrical shape/relationship) that Tailors
use to
mark out a piece of material for cutting/stitching around corners that
retain the loci. ......

I am trying to picture this in my mind and am having a bit of difficulty.
Obviously, you aren't making a 90 degree turn around a corner like you would if
you were going around the edge of the front of a table to the side of a table
-- vertically . Are you making the right angle turn within the same plane? As
in going along one edge of the TOP of a table and then making the turn to go
along the adjacent edge of the TOP of the table -- horizontally? If *that* is
the case -- 90 degree turn in the same plane, then you need to make a mitered
corner somehow. There are many different ways to do this but anyone who sews
much would know what it is you need.
would there be any diagrams online that you could lead us to? Might make it
easier to understand just what info it is you need. CiaoMeow ^;;^
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