WorksheetsTextiles Construction Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The best way to store your sewing supplies is:
a)
In a plastic Walmart bag.
b)
In a sewing basket made for this.
c)
In your car seat.
d)
In your friend’s backpack.
2.
What is a pincushion for?
a)
Tossing to your friend across the room.
b)
Picking apart to see what’s inside.
c)
Holding pins and sewing needles safely.
d)
Stacking in a pile until they fall.
3.
What are thread snips for?
a)
Cutting threads at the beginning and end of a sewing line.
b)
Cutting out fabric.
c)
Repeatedly cutting layers of quilting fabric.
d)
Picking out incorrect seams.
4.
In the sewing machine, the part that holds the lower thread is called a:
a)
Bobbin
b)
Bobby pin
c)
Bobulator
d)
Spool pin
5.
The main reason to use a _____________ sewing machine is to save time trimming and finishing seams.
a)
Pinking
b)
Multi-needle
c)
Embroidery
d)
Serger
6.
What types of fabric are best for beginning sewers?
a)
Wovens
b)
Knits
c)
Felt
d)
Fleece
7.
Some of the things you may need to transfer markings for are:
a)
Darts
b)
Stitching lines
c)
Fold lines
d)
All of the above are correct.
8.
Fabric marking pens should be:
a)
Permanent
b)
The same color as the fabric
c)
Temporary/washable
d)
Bright red
9.
A sewing machine needle is not like a hand sewing needle. The eye is at the opposite end.
a)
True
b)
False
10.
A zigzag stitch setting is done by moving the stitch width regulator.
a)
True
b)
False
11.
An embroidery hoop comes with a general-purpose sewing machine.
a)
True
b)
False
12.
A serger is also known as an overlock machine.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
Beginning sewers should choose a sewing pattern without button, zippers, or trim.
a)
True
b)
False
14.
You should cut out pattern pieces using the correct cutting lines for your size.
a)
True
b)
False
15.
The first thing you should do when deciding on a sewing pattern is pick cute buttons.
a)
True
b)
False
16.
Trim and finish a seam at the same time.
a)
Serger
b)
Embroidery
c)
General purpose
17.
To make personalized gifts.
a)
Serger
b)
Embroidery
c)
General purpose
18.
To monogram your clothing.
a)
Serger
b)
Embroidery
c)
General purpose
19.
To sew stronger seams than hand sewing that withstand wear and tear and washing.
a)
Serger
b)
Embroidery
c)
General purpose
20.
To do general sewing as a hobby or necessary sewing repairs.
a)
Serger
b)
Embroidery
c)
General purpose
21.
The heavy, solid line on the pattern piece that you follow when cutting.
a)
Grain line
b)
Cutting line
c)
Adjustment lines
d)
Selvage
e)
Notch
22.
Where you match the piece to a second garment piece when sewing.
a)
Grain line
b)
Cutting line
c)
Adjustment lines
d)
Selvage
e)
Notch
23.
These are used to make the garment longer or shorter.
a)
Grain line
b)
Cutting line
c)
Adjustment lines
d)
Selvage
e)
Notch
24.
The factory finished edge of the fabric.
a)
Grain line
b)
Cutting line
c)
Adjustment lines
d)
Selvage
e)
Notch
25.
Lines up with the grain of the fabric.
a)
Grain line
b)
Cutting line
c)
Adjustment lines
d)
Selvage
e)
Notch
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