lõigukohti

Lõigukohti is an Estonian term that translates to "cut points" or "cutting points" in English. It refers to a specific type of marking or incision used in various crafts and industries, particularly in textiles, leatherworking, and paper crafts. The purpose of lõigukohti is to guide further manipulation or assembly of a material.

In sewing and tailoring, lõigukohti are often small notches or marks made on fabric pieces to indicate how they should be joined. For instance, a lõigukoht on a sleeve might align with a corresponding lõigukoht on the armhole of a garment, ensuring correct placement and preventing twisting. These marks are crucial for accurate construction, especially for complex patterns or when working with delicate fabrics.

In leatherworking, lõigukohti can serve a similar purpose, indicating where to fold, stitch, or attach different components of a product like bags, belts, or wallets. The precision offered by these marks is essential for creating professional-looking and functional leather goods.

In paper crafts and bookbinding, lõigukohti can denote fold lines or areas where pages should be joined. They help achieve clean and consistent folds and ensure the structural integrity of the final product. The term emphasizes the function of these marks as indicators for precise cutting or joining operations.