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