Clothing Construction MIDTERM Quiz 2

THESE STITCHES ARE LEFT IN THE GARMENT AND FORM A PART OF THE STITCHED GARMENT.

• PERMANENT STITCHES

• TEMPORARY HAND STITCHES

• DECORATIVE STITCHES

• EVEN BASTING

It is also used as a guideline to stitch straight lines where there is little or no strain.

• Even Basting

• Uneven Basting

• Slip Basting

• Pin Basting

This temporary stitch is especially useful for matching seams in checked, striped and plaids.

• Pin Basting

• Diagonal Basting

• Even Basting

• Slip Basting

It is also known as darning stitch, used to make gathers, tucks, etc.

• Permanent Stitch

• Back Stitch

• Running Stitch

• Combination Stitch

It is used to fasten the raw edges either straight or curved that are to be turned in.

• Whipping

• Over Handing

• Slip Stitching

• Hemming

This stitch appears straight on the right side and slanting on the wrong side of the fabric.

• Over Handing

• Slip Stitching

• Whipping

• Blind Hemming

It is useful as a decorative finish on an edge or to make outline of design at an edge to prevent it from fraying.

• Buttonhole Stitch

• Blanket Stitch

• Herringbone Stitch

• Smocking

It is one of the most common and basic embroidery stitches.

• Chain Stitch

• French Knot

• Stem Stitch

• Herringbone Stitch

It is an interesting stitch used to make simple motifs.

• French knot

• Bullion Knot

• Herringbone stitch

• Feather Stitch

This type of stitch can be used for both counted thread and free-style embroidery.

• Smocking

• Embroidery

• Couching

• Applique