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