A) Blanket stitch B) Running stitch C) Whip stitch D) Backstitch
A) Running stitch B) Backstitch C) Slip stitch D) Overcast stitch
A) Creating decorative edging B) Reinforcing seams C) Prevent fabric from fraying D) Joining two pieces of fabric
A) Catch stitch B) Whip stitch C) Blind hem stitch (machine) D) Slip stitch
A) Tapestry needle B) Chenille needle C) Ballpoint needle D) Sharps needle
A) Hold the fabric B) Protect your finger C) Cut the thread D) Measure the fabric
A) Silk thread B) Cotton thread C) Polyester thread D) Wool thread
A) Cut the thread very short B) Tie a knot close to the fabric C) Use fabric glue D) Leave a long tail of thread
A) Hemming pants B) Attaching buttons C) Creating decorative embroidery D) Repairing holes in knit fabrics
A) Seam ripper B) Rotary cutter C) Pinking shears D) Scissors
A) Join two pieces of fabric together B) Strengthen a seam C) Prevent stretching on curved edges D) Create a decorative edge
A) Whip stitch B) Gathering stitch C) Running stitch D) Basting stitch
A) Cut away excess fabric B) Press the edges to align them C) Apply fabric stiffener D) Stretch the fabric
A) To secure a button B) To make a decorative border C) To gently gather fabric to fit a smaller area D) To create a sharp corner
A) Adding stiffness and support B) Creating a soft texture C) Adding a decorative pattern D) Waterproofing the fabric
A) Use fusible webbing B) Use a thick needle and cotton thread C) Use a fine needle and matching silk thread D) Ignore the hole
A) Blanket stitch B) Satin stitch C) French knot D) Chain stitch
A) Create a reinforced seam B) Temporarily hold fabric together C) Permanently join fabric D) Embroider a design
A) Always use white thread B) Match the original fabric color C) Always use black thread D) Use a contrasting color for visibility
A) To make the fabric easier to sew B) To prevent the repair from distorting the fabric C) To make the repair more visible D) Fabric grain is not important
A) Creating a strong seam B) Adding embellishments C) Closing openings invisibly D) Hemming thick fabrics
A) A loop of elastic B) A thread shank C) Use fabric glue only D) A French knot
A) Buttonhole stitch B) Straight stitch C) Zigzag stitch D) Running Stitch
A) To create sharp points on collars and corners B) To measure fabric C) To mark seam allowances D) To cut fabric
A) Dressmaker shears B) Embroidery scissors C) Paper scissors D) Nail scissors
A) Soak the garment in bleach B) Nothing special is required C) Test the mend's durability in a small, inconspicuous area D) Iron the mend on high heat
A) To reduce bulk and create a flatter finish B) To make the seam stronger C) Pressing is not important D) To add a decorative element
A) It has no benefit B) Strengthens the thread and prevents tangling C) Adds color to the thread D) Makes the thread easier to see
A) Seam ripper B) Loop turner C) Awl D) Bodkin
A) Blind stitch B) Running Stitch C) Cross stitch D) Satin Stitch |