You can certainly choose a CMYK or HSL dialog in the fill and stroke and all colour pickers, but it converts all colors to 8 digit hex as you willl see in the bottom of the picker. Since RGB and CMYK spaces are both device-dependent spaces, there is no simple or general conversion formula that converts between them.
Fold and press the sides. Working on either the left or the right side of the fabric, fold the fabric over 1.5 inches and pin. Do this the entire length of the fabric and then use your iron to press in the crease. Now fold that edge over another 1.5 inches, pin and press. Repeat that process on the other side of the fabric.
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.