Q2 TLE 7 Sewing Part 1

STITCH TYPES

Popular handstitch used for seams to give them strength and durability. Used by many couture designers to sew their creations and has a wide variety of uses and applications.

• Backstitch

• Running Stitch

• Outline Stitch

• Basting Stitch

STITCH TYPES

A temporary stitch to hold several pieces in place.

• Backstitch

• Running Stitch

• Outline Stitch

• Basting Stitch

STITCH TYPES

Also known as straight stitch, one of basic hand sewing and embroidery techniques. Involves inserting the needle into a fabric and taking it out at small intervals.

• Backstitch

• Running Stitch

• Outline Stitch

• Basting Stitch

STITCH TYPES

An embroidery stitch used to outline a design, made by overlapping backstitches to form a pattern like the twist of rope.

• Backstitch

• Running Stitch

• Outline Stitch

• Basting Stitch

KINDS OF FABRICS

____________is a natural fiber that is derived from the stem of the flax plant. It is cool and comfortable to wear, absorbs moisture well, and shrinks when washed. Doest not ease well. Has a tendency to wrinkle, prone to fraying, resists moth but is damaged by mildew.

• Satin

• Linen

• Ginghan

• Silk

KINDS OF FABRICS

____________is a fabric produced by weaving warp yarns over several weft yarns at a time, creating a luster in silk, nylon and polyester materials.

• Satin

• Linen

• Ginghan

• Silk

KINDS OF FABRICS

____________a medium-weight balanced plain woven fabric made with dyed cotton. Its name originates from the Malayan adjective, 'genggang' meaning striped.

• Satin

• Linen

• Gingham

• Silk

KINDS OF FABRICS

____________a textile fiber made from the natural proteins used by silkworms and similar insects to create cocoons.

• Satin

• Linen

• Gingham

• Silk

STITCH TYPES

Nothing more than a simple loop arranged groups to create flowers, combined in a line to make chainstitch or worked individually to create leaves.

• Backstitch

• Running Stitch

• Outline Stitch

• Daisy Stitch

An easy method of stitching hems, small sewing projects, and mending clothing and other items done by hand.

• Hand Stitching

• Machine Stitching