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WorksheetsPattern Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 44mins
Which body measurement is needed to determine the appropriate pattern size to use?
Chest
Waist
Hip
All The Above
Each step in the sewing directions has an accompanying illustration.
True
False
Which picture shows the right side of the fabric?
The plan for making a garment or a project is called a:
pattern
hem
selvage
casing
The distance from the seam line to the edge of the pattern piece is called:
seam
selvage
hem
seam allowance
Standard seam allowance on most patterns is:
1/2"
5/8"
3/8"
1"
The triangular part of the pattern that you need to cut around is called a _________.
grainline
notch
seamline
seam allowance
The black arrow that you find in the middle of a pattern piece is the __________.
seam allowance
seam line
circle pattern marking
grain line
the "printed" or "pretty" surface of the fabric
right side
wrong side
stitch
the side without the print on the fabric
wrong side
right side
seam
WHAT ARE THE TWO COMMON FABRIC WIDTHS?
40" AND 60"
45" AND 60"
50" AND 60"
35" AND 65"
What does this picture show?
pattern sewing instructions
pattern cutting layout
pattern sewing layout
What is the first thing you should do to prep for a construction project?
fold and pin fabric right sides together.
pre-shrink the fabric.
thread-perfect the fabric.
cut out the pattern pieces for the view you are making.
All of the following items are included in the Pattern Guide Sheet, EXCEPT
Fabric Type
Pattern Pieces to Use
Pattern Layout
Construction Steps
A pattern is
Fabric used to create a design
A paper template that is pinned on top of fabric
An envelope that tells you what you need
A set of directions
What does this larger number in the picture tell you?
The size
The pattern number
The number of pieces
The number of items you can make
What do the large words on the envelope indicate
The name of the designer
The brand name of the company making the pattern
What is this picture on the front of the envelope trying to show you?
The different views for skirts you can make with this pattern.
The different colors you can use to make a skirt
This image is a picture of the
Pattern guide sheet
Front of pattern envelope
Back of the pattern envelope
Cotton, Wool, Linen and Silk are examples of:
Natural Fibres
Manufactured Fibres
Polyester, Nylon and Acrylic are examples of:
Natural Fibres
Manufactured Fibres
The heavy line you follow on the outside of the pattern to cut out the fabric.
Cutting Line
Grain Line
Fold Line
A broken line, usually ⅝ inch inside the cutting line that shows where to stitch the seams.
Cutting Line
Grain Line
Stitching Line
