Question: How do you make a backdrop stickhole for photography?

  Options: 
 A. Draw a straight line using a ruler and a pencil approximately ¼ inch from the edge of your chosen fabric and cut it using sewing shears. Apply single-edged iron-on sewing tape along the outer perimeter of the backdrop and use a clothing iron along the double-edged sewing tape to secure it to the backdrop. Fold the end that has the sewing tape back onto itself by about 4 to 5 inches and iron it on.
 B. Draw a straight line using a ruler and a pencil approximately ¼ inch from the edge of your chosen fabric and cut it using sewing shears. Apply double-edged sewing tape along the outer perimeter of the backdrop and use a clothing iron along the double-edged sewing tape to secure it to the backdrop. Fold the end that has the sewing tape back onto itself by about 4 to 5 inches and iron it on.
Answer: B