Suppose I'm designing something for printing purposes. Then I need to stick with CMYK model. When ever I'm choosing color while designing, I'm setting color based on what my monitor shows me as CMYK. But Monitors don't work on CMYK. So, what my monitor showing is a conversion of that CMYK in RGB. After reading little bit, now I understood that CMYK and RGB are not exactly convertible and there are color always some differences. So, what I'm seeing is not the color I actually set.
Legal-size envelope. Lay the legal paper, printed side up, on a flat surface. Fold the bottom edge of the paper upward, creasing it across, 5 inches from the bottom. Use a ruler to make sure that the crease is exactly 5 inches from the bottom edge. This will leave the top 4 inches of the paper exposed.
Item to be hemmed. Sew a Double-Fold Hem: 1. Fold the material over 1/2 inch with wrong sides together. **Note: For this example, we are working with a 1/2- inch double hem. You can change the size to whatever you need. 2. Fold it over 1/2 inch again to encase the raw edge inside of the hem; pin in place.3. Sew the hem about 1/8 inch from the folded edge of the fabric. Backstitch one or two stitches at each end to secure the threads. Pull out pins as you go, so you donât sew over them. 4. Trim your threads. 5. Iron the hem flat.. Fold it over 1/2 inch again to encase the raw edge inside of the hem; pin in place. 3. Sew the hem about 1/8 inch from the folded edge of the fabric. Backstitch one or two stitches at each end to secure the threads. Pull out pins as you go, so you donât sew over them.