Apparel I Unit 3.00 - Objective 3.03

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

• A. Use fusible web

• B. machine blind hem

• C. complete the turned and stitched hem.

• D. hand stitch the hem

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?

• A. Trim and Clip

• B. Trim and Notch

• C. Grade

• D. Cut diagonally

Susan was reattaching a button that came off of her sweater. The button had a metal loop on the back. Which type of button did she have?

• A. Snaps

• B. Shank

• C. Sew through

• D. Hook and eye

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

• A. Easing

• B. Gathering

• C. Casing

• D. Dart

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

• A. Hook and eye

• B. Buttons/buttonhole

• C. Hook and loop tape

• D. Snaps

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

• A. machine

• B. hand

• C. Fusing

• D. cutting

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

• A. fused hem

• B. machine blind hem

• C. rolled hem

• D. turned and stitched hem

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

• A. pinked

• B. zigzag

• C. serged

• D. bound

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?

• A. french

• B. serged

• C. flat-felled

• D. plain

In order to gather fabric, what stitch length setting should be used for the basting stitches?

• A. 2-3 stitches per inch

• B. 6-8 stitches per inch

• C. 10-12 stitches per inch

• D. 15-20 stitches per inch