Which of the following represents the correct formula for calculating the amount of fabric needed to make a curtain?

a. length x width) + seam allowance

b. (length x seam allowance) + width

c. (length + seam allowance) x (width + seam allowance)

d. (seam allowance x 2) + (length x width) ?

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Ingrid Gibson

9 October, 15:49

Which of the following represents the correct formula for calculating the amount of fabric needed to make a curtain?

a. length x width) + seam allowance

b. (length x seam allowance) + width

c. (length + seam allowance) x (width + seam allowance)

d. (seam allowance x 2) + (length x width) ?

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[A] (Length * Width) + Seam Allowance

Length * Width to work out the amount of fabric needed for the whole curtain itself, then add on the seam allowance for the total amount of fabric needed to produce the curtain.

Which of the following represents the correct formula for calculating the amount of fabric needed to make a curtain?a. length x width) + seam allowanceb. (length x seam allowance) + widthc. (length + seam allowance) x (width + seam allowance)d. (seam allowance x 2) + (length x width) ?

Which of the following represents the correct formula for calculating the amount of fabric needed to make a curtain?

a. length x width) + seam allowance

b. (length x seam allowance) + width

c. (length + seam allowance) x (width + seam allowance)

d. (seam allowance x 2) + (length x width) ?