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WorksheetsYear 8 - Fabric
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is the name of this fabric?
cotton
polyster
fleece
silk
What is the name of this fabric?
satin
leather
wool
linen
What is the name of this fabric pattern?
floral
dotted
striped
What is the name of this fabric pattern?
Striped
horizontally striped
diagonally striped
plaid
What is the name of this fabric pattern?
dotted
paisley
vertically striped
checked
What is the name of this fabric pattern?
checked
patterned
polka dot
diagonally striped
What is then name of this fabric pattern?
striped
tie-dyed
plaid / tartan
dotted
What is the name of this fabric pattern?
paisley
floral / flowered
patterned
polka dot
Before using a sewing machine you need to:
Cut all fabric.
Measure fabric.
Throw patterns away.
Check phone.
Tie hair back.
Ask permission.
Ask permission.
Turn on electricity.
Cut fabric.
Ask permission.
Tie hair back.
Set up machine, turn on electricity.
Loose clothing or jewellery must be removed in Textiles because:
It may get lost.
It can get caught on machinery and hurt you.
It could have bacteria underneath.
It may be stolen.
Pins and needles must be used with caution because:
They are very expensive and break easily.
If they fall onto the floor they can get sucked up by the vacuum.
They should only be placed in a pin cushion or needle container.
If placed in the mouth they could be swallowed.
They are very expensive.
They can get lost extremely easily.
If placed in the mouth they could be swallowed.
If they fall on the ground they could stick into someone.
If your hands are too close to the needle in the sewing machine you risk running over your finger which can be a serious injury.
If you run over your fingers with a needle you may need to have your arm removed.
They may stick into someone's back if they are lying on the floor.
It is very important that you do not run, shove or throw things in Textiles because:
A person could be offended by your behaviour and report you for acting irresponsibly.
A person could have equipment in their hands which could hurt themselves or someone else.
A person could be holding their material and you could damage it.
A person could be concentrating and you could distract them.
When using scissors it is important to:
Carry them with the point facing down and do not wave them around.
Be careful because fabric scissors are sharp.
Use paper scissors for paper, and fabric scissors for fabric.
Carry them with the point facing forward.
Use them to cut electrical cords.
Rest them in your mouth when not in use.
Always ensure they are hidden throughout the room so other students cannot find them.
Be careful because fabric scissors are sharp.
Use paper scissors to cut fabric.
Cut unused electrical cords with scissors.
Carry them with the point facing down.
If you find your machine tension is wrong you can:
Ask a student to help you correct it.
Ask your teacher to assist you in correcting it.
Work on something else and ignore it.
Keep sewing, it will figure itself out.
Scissors are essential in the textiles workshop. This image shows,
Fabric scissors, paper scissors, embroidery scissors
Embroidery scissors, kitchen scissors, garden scissors
Fabric scissors, paper scissors, kitchen scissors
Garden scissors, embroidery scissors,
You should not eat or drink near the sewing machines?
True
False
Upcycling is
turning trash into valuable objects
another name for recycling
turning trash into something less valuable
none of the above
Polyester, Nylon and Acrylic are examples of:
Natural Fibres
Manufactured Fibres
Why is upcycling fabric important?
Environmental reasons.
It`s fun!
I dont know.
To get a good grade in this class
Fibres that form the fleece of a sheep are:
Wool
Cotton
Leather
Nylon
The hole in a needle is known as the
Gap
Eye
Hook
