How do straight lines give steadiness or stability to a garment?

By suggesting dignity and power

By adding interest and smoothness

How do full, wide clothing shapes affect the appearance of the wearer?

They make the wearer look larger

They make the wearer look taller

What is the visual effect of jagged lines when overused in clothing design?

They create a jumpy and confused feeling

They convey action and strength

They make the body appear taller and thinner

What is the visual effect of T lines in clothing design?

They stop the upward movement of the eye

They make the body appear taller and thinner

They convey action and strength

What is the purpose of structural lines in clothing construction?

To maintain the structure of the garment

What is the visual effect of a horizontally slanted diagonal line?

It widens the body's appearance

It narrows the body's appearance

What is the purpose of visual texture in clothing design?

To maintain the structure of the garment

What is the visual effect of Y lines in clothing design?

They keep the gaze moving upward

They convey action and strength

They make the body appear taller and thinner

What is the visual effect of arrows in clothing design?

They convey action and strength

They make the body appear taller and thinner

What is the visual effect of a vertically slanted diagonal line?

It narrows the body's appearance

It widens the body's appearance

What is the difference between structural and visual texture?

Structural texture is created during manufacturing, while visual texture is added to the fabric

Structural texture is rough, while visual texture is smooth

Structural texture is glossy, while visual texture is fuzzy

Structural texture is added to the fabric, while visual texture is created during manufacturing

What is the purpose of adding decorative lines to clothing?

To create a smooth surface on the garment

To add weight and bulk to the garment

To make the garment more durable

What is texture in garments?

The fabric's character or surface quality

A complimentary color scheme used effectively in a quilt:

Uses colors opposite each other on color wheel but uses 1 more heavily

Uses colors next to each other on color wheel but uses both equally

Uses 3 colors next to each other on the color wheel from same color family

Uses only warm OR cool colors but never both.

What are analogous color schemes and why do they always go together?

3 colors next to each other on color wheel. Belong to same color family

Any 3 colors on color wheel. They contrast each other.

Any 5 colors on the color wheel. They look like a rainbow.

5 colors next to each other on color wheel. Belong to diff. color families

How does adding black or white to a pure color affect its value?

Adding black (colors get dark=shades),adding white (colors get light-tints)

Adding black(colors get light-tints),adding white (colors get dark=shades)

Adding black and white (colors turn grey=tones). It dulls colors.

Black intensifies the value, white dulls the value.

Why is it important to have a variety of fabric values in a quilt?

To add interest, dimension, and depth.

They cost different amounts so this makes construction less expensive.

To improve the overall texture and lay of the quilt top.

To represent the diversity reflected in the natural world.

Star Blankets are gifted as an honor in Lakota traditions for which of the following life events?

Births, deaths, Life events ie: marriages & graduations

Birthdays, to celebrate moving into a new home

During different moon phases and other seasonal shifts

Why are precision and accuracy required for quality quilting?

So the quilt top lays flat when combining all 3 layers (quilting).

Cutting must accurate, seams 1/4" & ironed flat so seam intersections align

To avoid needing to buy extra fabric

They can be more creative and flowy if they aren't

What is the purpose of patchwork or piecing in quilting?

Use smaller pieces of cotton, sew them into larger designs for top layer

To repair holes and damage as quilts age

To connect all 5 layers of the quilt

Use large scraps of wool, felt, spandex and lycra to make larger top layer

What is the process of quilting?

Starts with quilt top, connecting it with batting, backing, and binding.

4 Layers of fabric get connected , pinning, ironing, and making wide seams.

Starts with binding, borders, decorative appliques, and fraying of seams

Cutting squares, serging seams, gluing backing fabric, &ironing on decals

What can make quilting an economical and sustainable textile application?

Can repurpose scraps of fabric.

They are homemade so less factory pollution.

You can deconstruct old blankets and use the batting.

Big sales on quilting fabrics which divert old stock from landfills

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Clothing 30 Unit 2 Test

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Which element of design is responsible for the overall outline of a garment?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of curved lines in fashion design?

How should curved lines be used in fashion design to avoid confusion?

What is the effect of curved lines on the size and shape of the figure?

What is the overall outline created by the cut and construction of a garment called?

How do curved lines affect the size and shape of the figure?

Which type of curved line is most flattering to the human shape?

What is the impact of straight lines in fashion design?

How do straight lines give steadiness or stability to a garment?

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