Font size
WorksheetsFashion Studio Safety Quiz
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 14mins
Sewing Safety is important because...
We work with sharp and dangerous items.
We want to keep ourselves safe.
We want to keep others safe.
Our clothes will be more precise!
Is it okay to sew while also distracted by talking, texting and eating?
No
Sure
It is important to use correct posture at all times.
True
False
Where are food and drink items allowed in the lab?
They're not.
Center Table Only
Anywhere
Sewing Machine Workstations
Where do we place all thread and fabric scraps?
On the floor.
In the trash.
Pins go in the ______.
metal bowls
cabinet
tomatoes
microwave
Needles go in the ______.
metal bowls
microwave
tomatoes
cabinet
What should you do with a bent or broken needle or pin?
Place it in the trash carefully.
Keep sewing with it.
Discard in the sharps container.
Take it home.
Is it okay to 'make up' uses for tools in the studio?
Yes! Get creative!
No! That's dangerous.
If you are unsure of how to use a tool or machine, what should you do?
Look it up.
Ask someone.
Guess.
Cry.
When sewing a garment with pins along the seam, you should always remove pins as you go.
True. Never sew over pins or fingers.
False. Its fine.
Is it okay to sew with hair in your face or loose clothing?
Sure
No.
Shoes are required in the studio.
True.
False.
Does Ms. Dugué care if you use safety gear, like goggles, gloves, etc... when working with hazardous materials?
Not really.
Absolutely.
Never put needles or pins in your mouth!!!
That's it.
Just don't do it.
No sharp objects in your mouth.
For Real. I'm serious.
When should you turn off your machine?
After I'm done using it for today.
Before I change a needle.
Before I change the thread or presser foot.
All of these answers are correct.
How can you tell if an iron or heat tool is hot?
If the light is on.
If it is steaming.
If it seems hot.
You cannot tell if a heat tool is hot, always use caution.
What should you do when working with an unfamiliar or potentially dangerous material?
Just try and see what happens.
Read All Labels & Talk to Ms. Dugué before using.
Look up Youtube Tutorials.
