Hand Sewing Safety and Equipment

Front

When passing scissors to another person offer them the: points, middle, handles, none of the above

Back

handles

Front

The best place to hold pins while sewing is: in your mouth, in a pincushion, pinned to your sleeve, on the table

Back

in a pincushion

Front

Sewing items like seam rippers, needles, scissors, and straight pins can cause injury and should be handled carefully. True or False?

Back

True

Front

Clean up around your work area before you leave the classroom and put your materials away.

Back

true

Front

Absolutely no horseplay in the sewing lab, with any sewing equipment

Back

true

Front

Students should walk with sheers with the blades pointing

Back

Toward the floor

Front

Putting pins in your mouth is good because it keeps them handy when you sew.

Back

False

Front

A seam ripper is a dull cutting tool that does not need to be handled with care.

Back

False

Front

The opening in the end of a needle is called the: Hole, Eye, Hook

Back

Eye

Front

This is an example of a: Seam Ripper, Seam Gauge, Thimble, Needle Threader

Back

Seam Ripper