Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
49 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Bobbin
|
holds bottom thread.
|
|
Bobbin Case
|
holds bobbin.
|
|
Throat Plate
|
- adjusts seam size.
- standard is five eighths. |
|
Foot Control
|
controls speed of the sewing.
|
|
Presser Foot
|
surrounds needle, and holds the fabric in place.
|
|
Stitch Width
|
zigzag.
|
|
How do you start a sewing machine?
|
With the presser foot down.
|
|
What speed should beginners sew?
|
Slowly and carefully.
|
|
How should your body be positioned while sewing?
|
- back straight, fingers away from the needle.
|
|
What should you do if your machine's not sewing?
|
Check the threading.
|
|
What should you do if the machine skipped a stitch?
|
Check the needle and/or bobbin.
|
|
What should you do f the thread's lose?
|
Adjust the tension control.
|
|
What do you use to cut fabric?
|
Bent shears.
|
|
What is a seam gauge?
|
A gauge used to measure seam width.
|
|
What kind of pin would you use for knits?
|
Ballpoint pin.
|
|
How should you pin?
|
Perpendicular to the cutting line.
|
|
What side of the fabric should you mark on?
|
The wrong side. (back side)
|
|
What's the difference between ironing, and gliding?
|
Ironing is gliding on the fabric, and pressing is just moving it up and down.
|
|
How do you know the temperature setting for ironing/pressing?
|
Look on the garment lable.
|
|
What is press cloth for?
|
To make sure there's no shine on the fabric.
|
|
What areas is a Tailors Ham used for?
|
Curved areas.
|
|
What areas is a Sleeve Board used for?
|
Narrow areas.
|
|
What areas is a Needle Board used for?
|
Fabric with nap/pile.
|
|
What side do you press on?
|
The wrong side, to avoid mistakes.
|
|
What should you do before ironing/pressing?
|
Test it on a scrap piece of fabric.
|
|
Do you press flat then open, or open then flat?
|
Flat then open.
|
|
How do you measure height?
|
- no shoes, against the wall, with a yard stick.
|
|
How do you measure the bust?
|
- measuring tape, around the fullest part of the chest.
|
|
How do you measure the waist?
|
- string, around the thickest part of the waist/but, snug fit.
|
|
How do you measure the hips?
|
- measuring tape, around the fullest part of the hips.
|
|
What is on the front of a pattern envelope?
|
Size, picture, number, company, sketch, difficulty, and cost.
|
|
What is on the back of a pattern envelope?
|
Description, yardage chart, suggested fabric, notions, and size chart.
|
|
FT
|
figure type.
|
|
Unisex
|
works for both sexes.
|
|
How do you decide the shirt size?
|
On the chest/bust measurements.
|
|
How do you decide the pants size?
|
On the hips measurements.
|
|
How do you decide the dress size?
|
On the bust measurements.
|
|
What does design ease do?
|
Create a distinct style.
|
|
What does wearing ease do?
|
Create comfort.
|
|
What kind of fabrics should a beginner use?
|
- cotton, medium weight, small print or solid color, and stable knit.
|
|
What kind of fabrics should an experienced sewer use?
|
- silky/bulky, nap/pile (rise to it.
|
|
What does the number of pieces determine?
|
The difficulty.
|
|
What are notches for?
|
Matching pattern pieces.
|
|
What do you do if you have a double notch?
|
Cut out one but larger.
|
|
What does a grainline do?
|
Tells you the direction of your fabric grain.
|
|
What does a stitching line look like?
|
It's dotted.
|
|
What does a cutting line look like?
|
It's solid.
|
|
What part of a dart do you sew first?
|
The wider parts in.
|
|
Where can you find darts?
|
On women's clothing, at the hips and bust (curves).
|