Polar wool is one of the most easily sewn fabrics.They are soft and warm, so they are suitable for outdoor wear...Winter parade or beauty pageant.Here are some examples of parades where polar wool is some of the most easily sewn fabrics.They are soft and warm, so they are suitable for outdoor wear, especially for winter parades or beauty pageants.Here are some examples of parade clothing made using wool.First of all, don't be cheated.You put a lot of work into sewing to make sure it lasts and buy nonpill variety.The non-Pill finishing is very important because it can prevent the surface of the fabric from ball or pilling after several washes.Cheap wool without this finish is not worth sewing as they seem to grow old soon and make you feel like you are wasting money and sewing time.Pay in advance or later, Grandma Loretta once said.Any Fabric store should be able to tell you if there is a non-fabricpill finish.This finish is only available on the right side of the fabric.It is important to remember this, because;The one side of wool is right and the other is wrong.On the print, the right is usually clearer than the right, or the color is more vivid than the right.On solid, the right side is smoother than the wrong side that looks more like felt.If you are not sure, please ask the fabric store staff before purchasing.If you already have some in your storage room and are not sure which one is correct, wash the fabric several times.The best side looks right.You have a variety of weights to choose from when sewing with wool.Micro fleeces is a lightweight fabric that is almost the same as chamois.They are perfect for shirts, leggings, housecoats, light jacket linings and scarves.100-Weight can be oneor two-Side, which means they are blurry on one side or both sides.The weight of these fabrics is roughly the same as the weight of the undershirt, slightly larger than the microfluff.The 100-For people with high weight, the weight is greatLightweight gear for Tech jerseys and leggings, jacket lining, head, feet and hands.Medium-In the market, fleeces is probably the most common and versatile.They are perfect for jackets, trousers, hats, gloves, socks, slippers and vests, as well as a lot of medium weight wool.Stretch Fleeces are perfect for leggings or comfortable autumn pants in a snowmobile suit.Socks, gloves and hats are also great.I would recommend using the No. 14 Universal or sharp needle on your project.Keep the pressure feet fairly tight at 4-5.Try it on the same scrap first, looking for an adjustment that allows the wool to feed evenly.Make the bottom extend to the upper part 1/8, whether it's jagged or sewing.This way, you can see it when you sew to make sure both layers are sewn.Be careful when ironing, use a cool iron and press cloth.The sewer is lucky, the wool does not need much ironing.Once I knew which side put a big chalk X on the wrong side of each piece when I cut the pattern.Cyd Klein, sew it for me.