AD2 2.01 Part 2

Darts, tucks, pleats, gathers, and princess seams are considered garment:

• shaping devices
• fabrications
• closures
• facings

What type of needle should be used to sew medium weight cotton

• ball point
• universal
• leather
• embroidery

a facing that consists of separate pattern pieces that will be cut and attached to the garment

• extended
• fitted
• bias
• box

a skirt waistline with a curved piece of fabric attached at the waistline edge that folds to the inside of the garment before being stitched down

• casing
• cuff
• facing
• contour

what type of needle would be used in a machine that puts initials on clothing

• ball point
• universal
• leather
• embroidery

most common types of seam construction:  plain, french, double-stitched, piped

• lapped
• bound
• flat
• superimposed

Dressy pants or skirts typically have a

• whipstitch hem
• machine blind hem
• topstitch hem
• rolled hem

a dress front placket that has decorative zigzag stitching is which stitch class

• lapped
• edge-finished
• bound
• ornamental

which machine hem finish uses a contrasting thread for decoration on top of the fabric

• catch stitch
• machine blind
• topstitch
• rolled hem

which zipper is most appropriate for a pair of dress pants with a side seam opening

• centered
• lapped
• fly front
• invisible