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Daisy Chain Sewing Guides
Mark the lines on the bottom layer using the straight guide. Mark the lines on the top layer using the loop guide . Align the lines on both layers, hold in place using clamps or pins.


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- primo
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- 3MF
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Overview
Mark the lines on the bottom layer using the straight guide.
Mark the lines on the top layer using the loop guide .
Align the lines on both layers, hold in place using clamps or pins.
Sew together with zig-zag stitch (intended for up to 3 mm width).
Between the zig-zag stitches is a 4 mm gap, which can be used to sew the finished daisy chain to the item (backpack, pouch, etc.).
If you plan on using a continuous piece of webbing with an end loop (like shown in the picture), it is easiest if you start from the open ends.
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