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"The cocoon is being sewed at the edges, which will make the seam sideways on the garment, the big space between the sewn edges will be the opening. On the diagram the solid line in open, so that is where you will put it on the the seams will be on the side of the wrists facing front. I found a better photo example of the cocoon, in another language but for this example the light color in the middle is open here- https//i.pinimg.com/originals/4f/7f/21/4f7f2135862 == 9b00b42d594f2abb173e1.jpg"
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