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WorksheetsFCS Chp. 27 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does 'Embroider' mean?
Add needlework details
Measure
Relative size to another size
More than the needed amount
Match the following terms with their definitions: Tension, Interfacing, Notions, Selvage.
The tightness or looseness of the thread
Tension
Special fabric used between the facing and the outside of a garment
Interfacing
The small items needed to complete a garment
Notions
The finished lengthwise edge of the fabric
Selvage
The term 'Bias' refers to the (a) .
Extra room needed for movement
Diagonal line formed when the fabric is folded
Measure
More than the needed amount
What is 'Ease' in sewing?
The extra room needed for movement and comfort
The tightness or looseness of the thread
Having many uses or functions
More than the needed amount.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Measure
Gauge
Having many uses or functions
Versatile
Relative size to another size
Proportions
More than the needed amount
Excess
The term 'Selvage' refers to the (a) .
Edge of fabric
Type of stitch
Fabric pattern
Weaving technique
What does 'gauge' mean?
Measure
Add needlework details
Relative size to another size
More than the needed amount
The term 'Versatile' refers to (a) .
Adaptable
Flexible
Multifaceted
All-rounder
What does 'Proportions' mean?
Relative size to another size
Add needlework details
Measure
More than the needed amount.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Add needlework details
Embroider
The tightness or looseness of the thread
Tension
Diagonal line formed when the fabric is folded
Bias
Extra room needed for movement and comfort
Ease
The term 'Excess' refers to (a) .
An amount greater than necessary
A surplus
An excess of something
More than what is needed
What is 'Seam Allowance' in sewing?
More than the needed amount.
The tightness or looseness of the thread.
The extra fabric between the seam line and the edge of the fabric.
Having many uses or functions.
What does 'Dart' mean in sewing?
More than the needed amount.
A fold sewn into fabric to provide shape.
Relative size to another size.
Measure.
What is 'Basting' in sewing?
Relative size to another size
More than the needed amount
Add needlework details
Temporary stitching to hold fabric in place
What is 'Notching' in sewing?
Adding decorative stitches
Measuring fabric length
Cutting small V-shaped sections in the seam allowance
Joining two pieces of fabric
What does 'Grainline' refer to in sewing?
The color of the fabric
The type of fabric used
The amount of fabric needed
The direction of the fabric threads
What is 'Interfacing' used for in sewing?
To add stiffness to fabric
To provide structure to garments
To enhance the fabric's color
To make fabric waterproof
What is 'Topstitching' in sewing?
Stitching that is visible on the outside of a garment
Stitching used to join two pieces of fabric
Stitching that is hidden inside the garment
Stitching used to hem a garment
What does 'Bias' mean in sewing?
The type of fabric used
The direction of the fabric threads
The diagonal direction of the fabric
The color of the fabric
What is 'Seam Ripper' used for in sewing?
To add decorative stitches
To remove stitches
To measure fabric
To cut fabric
