A) Cutting the fabric B) Sewing the seams C) Selecting a pattern and fabric D) Threading the needle
A) The fabric between the seam line and the cut edge B) The length of the thread C) The width of the fabric D) The type of stitch used
A) Basting stitch B) Backstitch C) Zigzag stitch D) Running stitch
A) To make the fabric softer B) To add structure and stability to fabric C) To make the fabric waterproof D) To change the color of the fabric
A) Scissors B) Rotary cutter C) Needle threader D) Seam ripper
A) A stitch used for hemming B) A temporary stitch C) A line of stitching to prevent fabric from stretching D) A decorative stitch
A) Denim needle B) Universal needle C) Sharp needle D) Ballpoint needle
A) To quilt fabrics B) To finish raw edges and prevent fraying C) To sew buttonholes D) To embroider designs
A) A way to iron fabric B) A type of seam finish C) A method for cutting fabric D) A technique for creating fullness in fabric
A) Iron B) Scissors C) Measuring tape D) Tailor's chalk
A) A type of seam B) A type of button C) A decorative trim D) A wedge-shaped piece of fabric sewn to create shape
A) Walking foot B) Blind hem foot C) Buttonhole foot D) Zipper foot
A) The color of the fabric B) The type of fiber C) The diagonal grain of the fabric D) The weight of the fabric
A) Straight stitch B) Zigzag stitch C) Blind hem stitch D) Overlock stitch
A) A type of button B) A practice garment made from inexpensive fabric C) A specific pattern design D) A type of thread
A) To sew zippers B) To sew buttonholes C) To feed fabric evenly, especially thick or slippery fabrics D) To create decorative stitches
A) Rayon B) Cotton C) Nylon D) Polyester
A) A small spool that holds the bottom thread B) A type of seam ripper C) A type of scissor D) A type of needle
A) A stitch used to gather fabric B) A stitch used to hold layers together C) A decorative stitch on the right side of the fabric D) A stitch used for hemming
A) To attach a zipper B) To reinforce a seam C) To create a decorative edge D) To prevent the facing from rolling to the outside
A) Serged seam B) Flat-felled seam C) French seam D) Plain seam
A) Grams per square meter B) General sewing machine C) Garment seam measurement D) Grain size material
A) Low B) High C) Medium D) Steam
A) To sharpen scissors B) To measure fabric C) To press curved seams D) To hold pins
A) Granny knot B) Figure-eight knot C) Surgeon's knot D) Square knot
A) A type of button closure B) A method of joining fabric pieces C) A tunnel of fabric that holds elastic or a drawstring D) A decorative trim
A) A sleeveless garment B) A sleeve that extends to the neckline C) A cuffed sleeve D) A puffed sleeve
A) The amount of fabric needed for the project B) The difficulty level of the pattern C) Extra fabric allowance for comfort and movement D) The style of the garment
A) Sewing in a straight line B) Sewing in the direction of the fabric grain to prevent stretching C) Sewing with a decorative stitch D) Sewing around a curve
A) Silk B) Velvet C) Leather D) Muslin |