Lay out pattern pieces to fabric

1. This refers to putting pattern pieces over the fabric.

• A. pattern drafting

• B. pattern layout

• C. pattern paper

2.  How do you fold fabric before laying out to the cutting table?

• A.  right side facing outside

• B.  wrong side facing inside

• C.  wrong side facing outside

3.  What comes first when laying pattern pieces?

• A.  Start from bigger patterns to small pattern pieces.

• B.  Start from smaller patterns to bigger pattern pieces.

• C.  Start from whatever pattern is available.

4.  How do we layout pattern pieces on fabric?

• A.  Layout only one pattern piece at a time, then cut.

• B.  Layout all pattern pieces before cutting.

• C.  Lay out only half of the patterns.

5.  Why do we layout all pattern pieces close to each other?

• A.  to make the fabric look beautiful

• B.  to avoid fabric waste

• C.  to see if patterns are complete

6.  Why do add seam allowances to laid-out pattern pieces?

• A.  to provide space for joining/sewing the fabric pieces together

• B.  to make the pattern pieces look bigger

• C.  to create a more fitted garment construction

7.  What do we call the laying of pattern pieces close together?

• A.  dovetailing

• B.  seam allowance

• C.  pattern layout

8.  When making shorts, what seam allowance is added to hem?

• A.  ½ inch

• B.  1 inch

• C.  1 ½ inch

9.  When making shorts, what seam allowance is added to inseam?

• A.  ½ inch

• B.  1 inch

• C.  1 ½ inch

10.  When making shorts, what seam allowance is added to side seam?

• A.  ½ inch

• B.  1 inch

• C.  1 ½ inch