* This is for fashion and interior design* please help ASAP. Now that you have learned the basic kinds of equipment that you will need, it is time to go shopping (virtually, anyway) Go online and find 5-7 important items that you will need Make
sure that you have a price for each item, and if you are going to drop some serious cash on a high-quality pair of dressmaking shears, be prepared to explain why you absolutely must
have the pricy ones when you have selected your items, create an inventory complete with images. Next to the image write the price, what you will do with the tool, and why you selected
this model
When you have finished your inventory, write a paragraph explaining how you will store and care for your equipment. You want to be able to have it accessible, but it is important to show
that you know how to protect your investment by making sure that your materials last as long as possible

Awnser: (I am having great trouble spelling awnser.) If I am reading this corretly, you need to find five to seven item to use in your fashion/interior design project. First, you need to identify what you are going to do. If you were to make a dress, think of the basics. You'll need fabric, thread, a blueprint, and something to decorate and make your dress unique. After determining your matireals, determine the price. You can search the web for the average price, and you can sketch down the price you gave it. This should help you write your paragraphs.

Overall, just try to make a blueprint of what you need, and that will be easier. :)

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