WorksheetsEmbroidery Tools and Functions
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 17mins
Embroidery is the art of (a) a pattern or design on to the fabric.
Embroidery is a design which is created on fabric using what?
special type of thread and decorative stitches
any thread and regular stitches
stitches
decorative stiches
Embroidery includes many types of decorative stitches that can be done by hand or (a) .
Crewel needles have long (a) for threading easily.
Why is it important to use the right size needle?
If the needle is too large the design will be ugly.
If the needle is too large it can make holes in the fabric.
if the needle is too small the design will be ugly.
if the needle is too small it wont pass through the material.
Crewel needles are mainly used for what?
hemming skirts
sticking yourself
Working Embroidery
giving to other people
Embroidery Floss is a (a) or cotton six-ply thread.
How much ply does embroidery floss have?
(a)
What is embroidery floss used to work?
stitches
embroidery
embroidery stitches
embroidery designs
Separating the floss to use 1, 2 or 3 strands will result in?
a thin design
loose thread
a finer or more delicate effect
ugly design
Describe an embroidery scissors.
small
blunt blade
3 to 4 inches long
sharp blade
What are embroidery scissors used for?
snipping threads
tracing designs
Trimming
cutting
(a) Paper has colored chalk on one side.
When is carbon paper used?
tracing designs
creating art
tracing paper
What type of fabric is best used when embroidering?
(a)
What are the rings called that are used in Embroidery?
(a)
Embroidery hoops comprise of a set of (a) rings.
Why must the fabric be removed from the hoop when not in use?
to prevent the fabric from getting dirty
to prevent permanent creases and marks
to prevent someone from stealing it
What is the embroidery hoop used for?
to hold the fabric taut and flat
to make the design pretty
to prevent the stitches from being pulled too tight
to prevent the fabric from puckering
What is embroidery transfer?
premade designs
special ink that is transferred using heat
transfer your embroider to someone else to finish
(a) an embroidery transfer onto fabric to create designs.
