A) To dye fabric various colors B) To join layers of fabric together C) To decorate fabric with embroidery D) To create a single layer of fabric
A) Outer, inner, core B) Fabric A, Fabric B, Fabric C C) Top, batting, backing D) Lining, padding, shell
A) Metal sheets B) Cardboard C) Silk only D) Cotton, polyester, wool, or a blend
A) Rotary cutter B) Screwdriver C) Paintbrush D) Hammer
A) A repeating design element B) A large piece of uncut fabric C) The binding around the edge D) The batting material
A) Zigzag stitch (only) B) Straight stitch C) Blind hem stitch D) Overlock stitch
A) Sewing along the seams of the quilt blocks B) Quilting only in dark fabrics C) Quilting underwater D) Quilting with very dull needles
A) Adding embellishments to the quilt B) Cutting the fabric into small pieces C) Washing the finished quilt D) Temporarily holding the layers together
A) Welding B) Spray adhesive C) Super Glue D) Soldering
A) To add extra weight B) To finish the edges C) To make the quilt slippery D) To make the quilt shrink
A) Metal B) Fiberglass C) Cotton D) Asbestos
A) Sewing only curved lines B) Sewing extremely fast C) Evenly feeding multiple layers of fabric D) Sewing with invisible thread
A) A tool for cutting fabric B) A specific quilting stitch C) A type of quilt batting D) Instructions for creating a quilt
A) Fat Quarter B) Fabric Quantity C) Finished Quilt D) Fabric Quotient
A) To make the fabric unsewable B) To make the fabric heavier C) To make the fabric more expensive D) To prevent shrinkage
A) Cotton or polyester thread B) Dental floss C) Fishing line D) Yarn
A) Quilting backwards B) Quilting repeated lines around a shape C) Quilting in outer space D) Quilting with very loud machines
A) Quilting without any thread B) Quilting using a robot C) Moving the fabric freely under the needle D) Quilting without any fabric
A) Surgical needle B) Tapestry needle C) Quilting needle D) Knitting needle
A) Screwdriver B) Wrench C) Hammer D) Seam gauge
A) Surgeon's knot B) Granny knot C) Square knot D) Figure eight knot
A) To store fabric scraps B) To arrange and visualize quilt blocks C) To iron fabric D) To hang finished quilts
A) Patchwork B) Embroidery C) Crochet D) Appliqué
A) Quilting with an uneven stitch B) Quilting through the batting only C) Quilting underwater D) Quilting along the seams of the fabric.
A) 100" x 100" B) 36" x 45" C) 72" x 90" D) 12" x 12"
A) A quilting technique B) A sugary dessert C) A set of 2.5" fabric strips. D) A fabric softener
A) Bleach it with every wash. B) Use high heat in the dryer. C) Gentle washing or dry cleaning. D) Never wash
A) A type of quilt batting B) Sewing fabric shapes onto a background. C) A method for piecing fabric together D) Cutting shapes out of the batting
A) Seam ripper B) Screwdriver C) Hammer D) Axe
A) It only quilts in straight lines B) It's extremely quiet to operate C) Ability to quilt large quilts easily D) It's designed for very small projects only |