What is the term for pins, needles, buttons, etc.?

What is the job of the stitchers?

What does it mean to build a costume?

What is the term for line of the garment that identifies an era or place?

What does it mean to pull a costume?

Why is it important to hang costumes all facing the same direction?

What color can suggest royalty?

What color can suggest tranquility?

What color can suggest purity?

Why should the costume designer and set designers work together?

Why should buying a costume be your last alternative?

What is the method called where you take an existing clothing item and rework it to fit the time period of the play?

What are decorative items such as buttons and lace referred to as?

What is a list of every character and costume for each scene called?

What is the proper term for scissors in the sewing room?

What is it called when actors walk onstage in full costume to determine movement and lighting?

When a street fad is taken up by designers and becomes a trend, what is the term for it?

Which design is typically a small floral pattern?

Which pattern uses small squares of two alternating colors and is seen on many Vann's sneakers?

Which fabric has a pattern that resembles the criss cross weave of a basket?

Which fabric features a duotone textile pattern characterized by broken checks or abstract four-pointed shapes, often in black and white, although other colors are used?

Which pattern consists of a teardrop-shaped motif with a curved upper end and is generally used in more preppy or bohemian designs?

Which pattern features small rounded dots that soften angularity in a repeat pattern?

Which pattern resembles chalk stripes woven 2 to 5 yarns wide?

Which pattern is an example of the trickle up theory because it features irregularly shaped patches that are either greenish/brownish, brownish/whitish, or bluish/whitish, as used by ground combat forces?

Which pattern is designed to mimic the coats of wild animals such as leopards, cheetahs, zebras, and tigers, animal print fabrics are often used to make a statement?

Which pattern is marked by a pattern of zigzagging stripes?

Which fabric consists of ornamental features that bring a rich and elegant touch to accentuate classic furniture or clothing pieces?

Which pattern is traditionally femine?

Which pattern is made from a continuous line that repeatedly bends back on itself to create squared spirals and is most often used as a border design on cuffs, hems, and collars.

Which pattern features alternating diamonds and is often worn by clowns.

Which pattern is a slightly more complex checkerboard pattern that is often associated with rural clothing.

What is the term for the sketch of the design model that is usually "9 heads tall?"

What is one way to make an actor appear taller onstage?