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100 Class |
Single Thread Chainstitch |
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200 Class |
Hand Stitch |
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300 Class |
Lockstitch |
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400 Class |
multi-thread chain stitch |
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What seam is this? |
Efa |
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what seam is this? |
Efd |
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what stitch is this? |
504 overedge |
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what seam? |
Efp used for handles |
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what seam? |
LSB |
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what seam? |
Ssa |
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what seam? |
SSbc |
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what seam? |
SSl |
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What is a single thread chainstitch? |
a stitch that is easily broken and fast to sew |
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What is a lockstitch? |
a needle & bobbin (2 thread), higher cost, slower to sew, secure |
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what is a multithread chainstitch? |
two threads, (one needle, one looper) fast to sew and more secure than single thread chainstitch |
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What is overedge or safety stitch? |
1-5 thread, covers edge of fabric, good for knits (seam stretches) |
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What is a coverstitch? |
two or more threads, flat seams, mainly on knits |
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Stitch length is known as |
SPI (stitches per inch) |
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medium weight fabric uses how much spi? |
12-14 spi |
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heavy weight fabric uses how much spi? |
6-10 spi |
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light weight fabric uses how much spi? |
15-18 spi |
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what is a stitch? |
thread being sewn onto fabric |
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define seam |
a line where two or more fabrics are joined |
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what are the types of seam? |
SS, LS, BS, FS |
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SS means |
super imposed seam |
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LS means |
Lapped seam |
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BS means |
Bound seam |
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FS means |
Flat seam |
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What is a marker? |
the arrangement of pattern peices to be cut at one time |
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What different ways can markers be arranged? |
One size, one style Multiple sizes, one style Multiple sizes, Multiple sizes |
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What is marker making? |
the process of determining the most efficient layout of pattern peices for specific styles, fabric, and distribution size |
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Markers can be made in what way? |
block or continous |
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What are splice lines? |
a point in a continuous marker to indicate fabric may be cut to remove flaws or overlapped to begin a new roll of fabric while maintaining the whole garment |
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grain orientation |
grain is determined by the designer, it effects drape, fit, & appearance of garment. Grain line is intended to be parallel w/ selvage. (lengthwise) |
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Fabric utilization |
the percentage of fabric |
