Does fringing (4 inch) fall vertically if sewn on a diagonal?

[KatyMac]

Please?

Imagine you're sewing it from a right to a left diagonal? You need to make sure the fringing hangs down from the left or it won't fall properly. Does that make sense?

Arghhhhh from the right i mean

No, sorry

I thought the fringe hung down straight

Do you mean fringe is left or right handed?

On my profile it would be on the bottom of the over dress - if that helps?

Hold on, I'll take a look.

Right, now I can see what you mean. In which case, yes it would so long as the fringe is right handed.

Gorgeous design by the way

Thank you - I have an imagination & I friend can translate it into a design

So how do I find 4 inch lime green right handed fringe

As I haven't noticed it being labelled by 'handedness'

Will the back have to be left handed.......

Mnj-trimmings on ebay. Worth asking!

Or do I buy one lot & pin it back to front on one side (practising to see which is which)?

With this over the edge?

Do you want the whole trim showing or just the fringe part?

Just the fringe

I mean I'm not bothered by the top of the fringe but if I've got to sew some on backwards I'll need to cover it?

I don't specifically want fringe

I just need something in neon green to weight the georgette & it isn't a popular colour

That would look amazing! Just be careful the wrap (is it a wrap) doesn't end up too weighed down.

Yeah, sew it underneath, then sew that along the edge

Love it!

In that case I would forget the fringe and just use the trim?

Would it flow well?

The fringe will flow OK, it's a Latin dress - the leotard & skirt are purple with 'diamond' chips with an over dress of neon green georgette but it needs to be weighted a bit - would that braid be enough?

Oh damn, is it for dancing? If that's the case then I'd go for the fringe first, see how that works, then tack the trim on before committing?

I really agonise over these things & DD just lets me, then wears them and makes them look good

That's kids for you

Reckon you can relax a bit now?

I think fringe (sewn both ways) is the way to go.........