WorksheetsSewing Machine Parts Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This part holds the fabric in place while the machine is operating.
a)
presser foot
b)
presser foot lever
c)
take up lever
2.
Responsible for the actual stitches made in the fabric.
a)
needle
b)
handwheel
c)
feed dogs
d)
spool pin
3.
Always _________ you, Never ________!
a)
towards, away
b)
away, towards
c)
right, left
d)
near, far
4.
You begin and end every stitch line with this part. It is responsible for "tying" the knot in your fabric.
a)
reverse
b)
tension control
c)
handwheel
d)
stitch/ pattern selector
5.
When sewing, it is best to lean in to see what the needle is actually stitching.
a)
True
b)
False
6.
Measured in 1/8" increments on the metal plate of the machine. They aid in keeping your stitches straight when sewing.
a)
seam guide
b)
throat plate
c)
bobbin case
d)
thread cutter
7.
This parts holds the bottom thread and is responsible for the bottom stitches in your fabric.
a)
bobbin case
b)
thread guides
c)
seam guides
d)
needle
8.
What number settings should the stitch width control, stitch length control, and the tension control be set?
a)
1 - 2
b)
2 - 3
c)
3 - 4
d)
4 - 5
9.
When adjusting this part of the machine, it will make the stitches appear longer or shorter depending on the number setting.
a)
stitch length control
b)
stitch width control
c)
tension control
d)
stitch/ pattern selector
10.
Every machine has multiple of these. The class machines have six, five of them will be used each time the machine is threaded, the other will only be used when winding the bobbin thread. They help guide the thread to the machine.
a)
thread guide
b)
seam guides
c)
stitch/ pattern selector
d)
bobbin winding spool
11.
When adjusting this part of the machine, it will make the stitches appear thicker or thinner depending on the setting.
a)
stitch width control
b)
stitch length control
c)
stitch/ pattern selector
d)
handwheel
12.
When should the thread cutter be used?
a)
When finishing a seam
b)
When beginning a seam
c)
When attempting to thread the needle
d)
All of these
13.
Adjusting this dial, changes how tight or loose the stitches will be in the fabric. This thicker the fabric, the higher the setting on this part.
a)
tension control
b)
stitch width control
c)
stitch length control
d)
seam guide
14.
This part is the manual control of the needle.
a)
handwheel
b)
foot pedal
c)
presser foot
d)
take up lever
15.
This is a hidden part of the machine. It is only seen when it is at its highest point. It's responsible for moving the thread to the machine.
a)
take up lever
b)
seam guide
c)
throat plate
d)
needle
16.
By turning this dial, it will change the look and design of the stitches in the fabric.
a)
stitch/ pattern selector
b)
feed dogs
c)
take up lever
d)
tension control
17.
Moves the presser foot up and down. Be careful! It is spring-loaded and will snap down.
a)
presser foot lever
b)
needle
c)
bobbin winding spool
d)
stitch width control
18.
Which seam guide measurement will we be using to ensure a straight even seam line during our projects?
a)
1/8"
b)
3/8"
c)
5/8"
d)
1"
19.
This part is only used when transferring thread from the spool of thread to the bobbin. It is also known as the disengagement button.
a)
bobbin winding spool
b)
spool pin
c)
take up lever
d)
bobbin case
20.
This is the metal part that protects the bottom of the machine from the fabric threads and moving parts. It contains the seam guides, and the feed dogs.
a)
throat plate
b)
take up lever
c)
handwheel
d)
foot pedal
21.
Which seam guide measurement is represented by the first line marking on the machine?
a)
1/8"
b)
3/8"
c)
5/8"
d)
1"
22.
This parts holds the spool of thread.
a)
spool pin
b)
bobbin winding spool
c)
tension control
d)
thread guide
23.
When ending a line of stitches, use this part to cut the excess thread from the fabric.
a)
thread cutter
b)
feed dogs
c)
throat plate
d)
bobbin case
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