pattern cutter

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• Sample cutter —    A person whose chief responsibility is to cut first samples into fabric using the first pattern created for a particular design. This person must be familiar with fabric cutting techniques, terms, and standard tools including grain, pinning,… …   Historical Dictionary of the Fashion Industry

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