The uniquely designed laundry tabs are
tucked under a fabric loop that keeps them protected in the laundry.
Not exact matches
In such case, you should choose one that has thin
fabric and make sure it is well
tucked under the crib mattress.
To give baby extra support while sleeping, you can
tuck your baby's head
under the
fabric.
The
fabric is brought
under your arm pits to the front and twisted and
tucked into the rolled edge of the
fabric rather than knotted.
When your baby falls asleep, you can gently
tuck his or her head
under the Boba Wrap's strong yet super stretchy cotton / Spandex blend
fabric for fantastic neck support and — hint, hint — the occasional longer nap.
Likewise, I found that the nursing tops and sleep bras that were supposed to just get pulled to the side and
tucked under my boob were a pain because the
fabric tended to «pop» back up and get in Ike's way unless I manually held it down with my fingers.
Tuck your baby
under the second shoulder piece and spread out the
fabric again.
Alas, a maxi skirt, as pictured, means unsightly leg dance concealed within the folds of silky meringue, and the entire table worth of food — minus the plates — safely
tucked into the
fabric puff
under the waist belt, which to curious onlookers I insist is an Alice & Olivia design feature and NOT a food baby (it is).
I made my slipcovers with ruffles on three sides of the chair (you can do all four if you prefer) and added extra
fabric across the back to
tuck under the chair seat.
Or you can simply twist the extra
fabric and
tuck it
under the hem.
Even though they were too long, the
fabric makes it easy to
tuck the excess length
under until you have them to the perfect length for you — no tailor required!
Get one in a thinner
fabric so it can be
tucked into jeans, layered
under jumpsuits, or worn with literally anything else your heart desires.
You can see that instead of having a separate waistband and trying to sew the elastic and finish the seam at the end, I just had one piece of
fabric that I folded
under and
tucked the elastic into to create the waistband.
For my figure it is more flattering in a softer
fabric that is less «full» at the hips, or a straighter cut, and I don't ever
tuck in a shirt (unless it's
under a jacket or cardigan and you don't see it).
And then, as I started to walk up the stairs and the
fabric from my dress
tucked under my feet, I realized my stylist had told me, «Kick, walk, kick, walk.»
When we are ready to staple, the middle section (in the picture above) gets
tucked under to conceal the raw edges of the
fabric.
Also the blue and white
fabric on the footstool
tucked under the table.
Fold the
fabric on the side down
tucking the front
fabric under the side
fabric, like a present.
You can use muslin or consider using other inexpensive
fabrics or even
fabric remnants — the edges don't have to be hemmed since they'll be
tucked under.