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WorksheetsHELE G6
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. These are used for small cutting jobs. One of the points is blunt to prevent the fabric from snagging.
Light Trimmers
Dressmaker’s carbon
Tracing wheel
Tailor’s chalk
2. It is used in pattern construction. It makes dark marks that can be easily erased when error is made.
Needle Threader
Soft pencil
Sewing Thread
Dressmaker’s pins
3. This has a pointed and a curved end used to undo stitches and slash buttonholes.
Seam Ripper
Pin cushion
Emery Bag
Needle Threader
4. This is used to take detailed measurements such as distance between buttonholes and hems.
Dressmaker’s carbon
Tracing wheel
Soft pencil
Dressmaker’s gauge
5. This is a hard, square wax used to mark fabric. It comes in different colors and does not leave permanent marks on the cloth.
Tailor’s chalk
Light Trimmers
Pinking Shears
Best-handle dressmaker’s shears
6. This is used to sharpen or polish needles and pins. An emery bag is a material made of fabric and stuffed with sand.
Ruler
Tape measure
Emery Bag
Dressmaker’s gauge
7. It is used with the dressmaker’s carbon to transfer the pattern to the fabric.
Hand-sewing needles
Tailor’s chalk
Tracing wheel
Pin cushion
8. This are fine, sharp, and pointed pins with plain or colored round heads commonly made of steel or brass wire.
Tape measure
Dressmaker’s pins
Dressmaker’s gauge
Seam Ripper
9. This is used to mark lines on a fabric pattern. You can use this as a substitute for a gauge when measuring the distances between buttonholes, pleats, or hems. It may be made of plastic, wood, or metal.
Needle Threader
Sewing Thread
Ruler
Emery Bag
10. This is used for taking body measurements. T is at least 60 inches long and is numbered on both sides.
Tape measure
Light Trimmers
Pinking Shears
Best-handle dressmaker’s shears
