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21. Always make a 4 to 6 inch oversew or turn the next corner on a short legged patch. [Figure 7-29] 

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22. Inspect the work thoroughly. Hold over available light source. [Figure 7-30] 

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NOTE:  If you pull up sharply on the top thread, the bottom thread forms a loop allowing you to cut both at once and remove the bottom thread through the fabric. [Figure 7-31] 

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NOTE:  Wear the damaged parachute as if it were a mitten while cutting and you will not cut the patch that was just carefully placed. [Figure 7-32] 

