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Seams and hems

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Way of treating a seam edge to prevent raveling and to make the seam stronger and longer wearing.

a)

Turned and Stitch Finish

b)

Seam Finish

c)

Plain Seam

d)

Topstitched Seam

2.

Use on fabrics that do not fray

a)

Welt Seams

b)

French Seam

c)

Pinked Finish

d)

Serger/Overlock

3.

Best on medium and heavy weight fabrics

a)

Machine zigzag finish

b)

Pinked Finish

c)

Seam Finish

d)

Topstitched Seams

4.

Looks neat and prevents raveling. Consider using for unlined jacket. Too bulky for medium and heavyweight fabrics.

a)

Machine zigzag finish

b)

Overlock

c)

Flat-fell seams

d)

Turned and Stitch Finish

5.

For firm, medium-weight fabrics. Stitches, trims and finishes seam in one step.

a)

Pinked Finish

b)

Turned and sStitch Finish

c)

Seam Finish

d)

Serger/Overlock

6.

Great for fabrics that ravel easily. Ideal for sheer and lace fabrics. Also known as a seam within a seam.

a)

Topstitched seam

b)

French Seam

c)

Welt Seam

d)

Flat-fell seam

7.

Most common seam. Suitable for most fabrics except sheer and lace.

a)

Turned and Stitch Finish

b)

Topstitched seam

c)

Plain Seam

d)

Pinked finish

8.

Decorative, yet strong and functional. Suitable for all fabrics except those that are heavy.

a)

Flat-fell Seams

b)

Welt Seams

c)

Topstitched Seams

d)

Pinked Seams

9.

A variation of the flat-fell seam, but less bulky

a)

Flat-fell seam

b)

Welt Seam

c)

Topstiched seam

d)

Plain Seam

10.

Row of machine stitching on one or both sides of the seam line. Used for decorative effect

a)

French Seam

b)

Plain Seam

c)

Topstitched Seam

d)

Welt Seam