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-[* black] Lay the new elastic flat on a table. Using the measured length from the old elastic as your reference, place your measuring tape alongside the new elastic and mark the length with your tailor's chalk.
+[* black] Lay the new elastic flat on a table. Use the old elastic as a reference, measure the same length with a measuring tape, and mark it with tailor's chalk.
[* icon_note] If your old elastic was overly damaged, shorten the length by 1-2 inches to ensure tightness.
[* black] With sewing scissors, cut the new elastic at the marked length.
[* icon_note] If you are unsure of the length, you can start with a longer piece and trim the excess afterwards.