The first Basketball was invented in 1942 by a physical education teacher named, James Naismith. The first basketball had seams on the outside that was used to identify the type of ball it was, and it was also used to for support. The seams in the basketball help the person playing keep grip of the ball.
You get a buzz saw and cut it in half of you rip out the seams.
You can't do that and make them look as if they were made that way. However, there are several tutorials where you can make a slit in the leg of the jean and sew material into the cut area so that the leg flares. You can also simply rip the seam on the outside (slit them). That used to be quite popular.
First you have to cut your cat out of material in the shape of a cat. Then you sew the 2 pieces together around the outside. Then, when you have about an inch left to sew you turn the cat inside out to put the seams on the inside. Then you stuff the cat and then sew up the small seam you used to do the stuffing.
The first HM that you are able to use outside of battle is the Cut HM. You get it from talking to the captain in the S.S. Anne.
American Brilliant Cut Glass will never have a seam- it was always hand blown and then hand cut and polished.
This small , short bladed tool is used for clipping threads and ripping seams.
The fabric for garments is cut in a way that will create the best lay when constructed. Fabric tends to stretch along the grain, which is why abutting seams are typically both cut along the grain.
I think in fact it was prince charles but i am not entirley sure .
Faux crystal is normally pressed glass rather than hand cut. You can normally tell by finding the mold seams in the glass.
The first badge in the game. He also allows you to use HM Cut outside of battles.
Yes, if there were pathogens on the outside of the watermelon and it was cut through without washing first, the knife can push them into the part that is eaten and contaminate it.
Isolate.