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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).