GFD 122

Which of the following is typically the first step in the garment construction process after obtaining the pattern and fabric?

• Sewing the main seams together.

• Cutting out the pattern pieces from the fabric.

• Attaching the closures (buttons, zippers).

• 1. Pressing all the fabric pieces.

What is the function of a facing in garment construction?

• To add lining to the entire garment.

• To finish raw edges around necklines, armholes, and openings.

• To create decorative details on the garment exterior.

• • To provide extra warmth and insulation.

The term "ease" in garment construction refers to:

• The extra fabric added for a looser fit.

• The process of pressing seams flat.

• The difference between the garment measurement and the body measurement, allowing for movement and comfort.

• • The length of a finished hem.

Which type of seam finish is commonly used to prevent fabric edges from fraying and provides a professional look?

• Plain seam

• Topstitched seam

• • French seam

• Serged or overlock seam

A dart is primarily used in garment construction to:

• Add shape and contour to the garment to fit the body.

• Gather fabric for ruffles.

• Reinforce stress points like armholes.

• • Create decorative pleats.

Which of the following tools is used for transferring pattern markings onto fabric?

(a)  

What is the purpose of interfacing in garment construction?

• To add warmth to the garment.

• To provide structure, stability, and support to specific areas.

• • To make the fabric more water-resistant.

• To create a decorative texture on the fabric.

The grainline on a pattern piece should always be aligned:

• Parallel to the selvage edge of the fabric.

• At a 45-degree angle to the selvage edge of the fabric for bias cuts.

• Perpendicular to the selvage edge of the fabric.

• Parallel to the cut edge of the fabric.

Which of the following is the most basic stitch used for joining two pieces of fabric?

• Backstitch

• Zigzag stitch

• Running stitch

• Overlock stitch

The primary purpose of a seam allowance is to:

• Provide extra fabric for fitting adjustments and seam durability.

• Add decorative flair to the garment.

• Indicate the right side of the fabric.

• Prevent the fabric from fraying before sewing.