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WorksheetsDressmaking
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
In dressmaking, these parts of the body are measured horizontally.
waistline and hips
waistline only
shoulder and bust
These are circumferential measurements.
armhole and arm girth
Hipline and waistline
bustline and shoulder
Option 1 & 2
Option 2 & 3
These are measured vertically in dressmaking.
sleeve length
shirt length
back and front front figure
bust point width
all except option 4
It is used as a guide to garment construction.
model
style
pattern
It contains exact body measurements and reflects no definite style.
Style Pattern
Foundation Pattern
Pattern Paper
This serves as a basis for preparing the style pattern.
Foundation Pattern
Style Pattern
Pattern Paper
It is a simple pattern fitted to the individual and is a mirror image of the body.
Basic Pattern
Foundation Pattern
Style Pattern
Which of the following does not belong to the group?
front and back bodice
sleeve
front and back skirt
none
The following are the materials used in drafting foundation pattern except -
pencil and pattern paper
scotch tape
scissors, ruler and tape measure.
hip and armhole guide
It is a kind of pattern that bears the style of the garment.
Style Pattern
Foundation Pattern
Basic Pattern
It is an important step in sewing.
Pattern Drafting
Fabric Preparation
Body Measurement
It refers to the direction of yarns in woven fabrics.
grain
fabrics
ruler
It can be "on grain" or "off grain"
Fabrics
Grains
Paper Pattern
Describe the "on grain" fabric.
The lengthwise and crosswise yarns or threads are perfectly perpendicular.
The threads are slanting towards each other.
The threads are facing each other.
Fabric is woven with the lengthwise yarns.
warp
woof
chiffon
flannel
Fabric is woven the crosswise yarns.
warp
woof
chiffon
flannel
The following are Fabric preparation before cutting except -
Pattern Layout
Pinning the Pattern
Washing the Fabrics
Marking the Fabrics
It is used to temporarily hold hold together two or more fabric layers during fitting or constructions.
Overcast Stitch
Overhand Stitches
Hand Basting
It is used to secure a hem edge to a garment.
Basting
Hemming Stitch
Overhand Stitches
It is the customary hand stitch for finishing the raw edges of fabric to prevent them from raveling.
Basting
Hemming Stitch
Overcast Stitch
It is done by taking diagonal stitches over the edge, spacing them evenly and and at a uniform depth.
Overhand Stitches
Overcast Stitch
Slip Stitches
These are tiny, even stitches used to hold together two finished edges.
Overcast Stitches
Overhand Stitches
Slip Stitch
It is nearly invisible stitch formed by slipping the thread under a fold of fabric.
Overhand Stitches
Overcast Stitches
Slip Stitches
It is the basic element of any garment so it must be formed with care.
Seam
Trimming
Clipping
It is cutting away some of the seam allowances.
Clipping
Trimming
Notching
These are formed from triangular shapes marked on the pattern.
Darts
Pleats
Pockets
These are folds in a fabric that provide controlled firmness.
Darts
Seams
Pleats
One fold line and one placement line.
Knife or Side Pleats
Box Pleats
Inverted Pleats
The most important visible signs of a garment's overall quality and should be constructed with a close eye detail.
Darts
Pleats
Pockets
It is sewed to an opening in a seam.
Patch Pocket
In-Seam Pocket
Slashed Pocket
