Apparel I Unit 3.00 - Objective 3.03

Front

The quickest, easiest way to temporarily fix a hem would be to:

Back

Use fusible web

Front

Megan was sewing a rounded collar. Which technique should she use on the outward curve to help the seam lay flat when turned right-side out?

Back

Trim and Notch

Front

Which type of button did Susan have if it had a metal loop on the back? Options: A. Snaps, B. Shank, C. Sew through, D. Hook and eye

Back

Shank

Front

The class is making drawstring jewelry bags. Which technique will they use to enclose the drawstring?

Back

Casing

Front

Hannah is using Velcro®, a fastener that is made from nylon and has two parts that interlock. Which type of fastener is she using?

Back

Hook and loop tape

Front

Haley is topstitching the hem of her jeans. She is completing the hem by:

Back

machine

Front

The apparel development teacher advised Joe to hem the bottom of his dress shirt with a:

Back

turned and stitched hem

Front

Holly completed stitching the side seams of her knit skirt. Which machine seam finish should she choose that would give a professional appearance?

Back

serged

Front

Emily pins her fabric right sides together, stitches 10-12 stitches per inch and sews with a 5/8 seam allowance. Which type of seam did she create?

Back

plain

Front

In order to gather fabric, what stitch length setting should be used for the basting stitches? Options: A. 2-3 stitches per inch, B. 6-8 stitches per inch, C. 10-12 stitches per inch, D. 15-20 stitches per inch

Back

6-8 stitches per inch