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-[* black] Locate the elastic casing at the edge of the fabric and make a small cut in the seam to access the elastic inside.
+[* black] Make a small cut in elastic casing at the edge of the fabric seam to access the elastic inside.
[* black] With your sewing scissors, carefully cut the stitches that attach the elastic to the fabric, if sewn in place.
- [* icon_note] Some sheets don't have the elastic attached directly to the fabric; you can pull it out of the casing.
-[* black] In the area where you cut the stitches, gently pull the elastic to detach it from the fabric.
+ [* icon_note] On some sheets, the elastic isn’t sewn directly to the fabric—it’s threaded through a casing and can be pulled out.
+[* black] Gently pull the elastic to detach it from the fabric.
[* black] Continue cutting and pulling the elastic until it completely detaches from the casing.