chore(markdown): Clarify docs on good-sides-together

markdown/org/docs/patterns/wahid/cutting/en.md

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
  - **Main fabric**
-   - Cut **2 front(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 front(s)** with _good sides together_
-   - Cut **2 back(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 back(s)** with _good sides together_
-   - Cut **2 front facing(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 front facing(s)** with _good sides together_
-   - Cut **2 pocket welt(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 pocket welt(s)** with _good sides together_
-   - Cut **2 pocket facing(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 pocket facing(s)** with _good sides together_
  - **Lining fabric**
-   - Cut **2 front lining(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 front lining(s)** with _good sides together_
-   - Cut **2 back(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 back(s)** with _good sides together_
-   - Cut **2 pocket bag(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 pocket bag(s)** with _good sides together_
  - **Interfacing**
-   - Cut **2 front(s)** with good sides together
+   - Cut **2 front(s)** with _good sides together_
    - Cut **2 pocket interfacing(s)**
 
 <Warning>

markdown/org/docs/sewing/good-sides-together/en.md

@@ -15,7 +15,14 @@ Now mark the pattern piece on the bad side of the fabric, and cut both layers in
 
 This gives you two pieces that are mirror images of each other.
 
-> When cutting good sides together, make sure both sides are on grain.
+<Note> 
+
+##### What if there is not obvious good side?
+
+When cutting out something without an obvious *good* side (like interfacing), 
+what matters is that you cut two mirrored pieces, rather than two identical ones.
+
+</Note>
 
 ## Sewing with good sides together