Understanding Paper Patterns Quiz

What information is needed on a paper pattern regarding the fabric?

• How to sew the fabric

• How much fabric is needed and what type of fabric is suitable

• The history of the fabric

• Washing instructions for the fabric

What question does the SKILLS section on a paper pattern help to answer?

• How to market the finished product

• How difficult the pattern is to follow and if you have the necessary skills

• How long it will take to complete the project

• How many people are required to complete the project

What does the STYLE section on a paper pattern describe?

• The durability of the finished item

• The cost to make the finished item

• What the finished fashion/textile item will look like

• The time period the style comes from

What information does the SIZE section on a paper pattern provide?

• The weight of the finished item

• The color options for the finished item

• What size the pattern is for

• The age group the item is designed for

Explain why the Pattern Number on a pattern envelope is important.

• It indicates the price of the pattern.

• It helps to identify the pattern and its design.

• It shows the difficulty level of the pattern.

• It provides the washing instructions for the fabric.

Why is it important to know the level of difficulty of a garment before attempting to sew?

• To know how long it will take to sew.

• To determine the color of the garment.

• To understand if the pattern is suitable for your skill level.

• To decide which sewing machine to use.

Why does the pattern give you information on suggested fabrics?

• To ensure the best look and fit of the finished garment.

• To advertise fabric brands.

• To make the pattern look more appealing.

• To provide washing and care instructions.

Why is it important to read fabric yardage correctly?

• To know how much fabric to purchase.

• To understand the history of the fabric.

• To match the fabric with the sewing machine.

• To learn about different types of fabric weaves.

What are NOTIONS and why is this information on a pattern envelope?

• They are the instructions for sewing the pattern.

• They are the different sizes available for the pattern.

• They are the additional items needed to complete the garment.

• They are the reviews of the pattern by other sewers.