Basting:

​ (a)   to hold ​ (b)   before ​ (c)  

Bias:

​ (a)   angle to ​ (b)   stretch ​ (c)  

Bobbin:

​ (a)   holds the ​ (b)   in a ​ (c)  

Buttonhole:

A ​ (a)   for ​ (b)   to ​ (c)  

Seam:

​ (a)   where ​ (b)   are ​ (c)  

Seam allowance:

​ (a)   between ​ (b)   and the​ (c)  

Hem:

The folded ​ (a)   of clothing ​ (b)  

Thread tension:

​ (a)   loose ​ (b)   machine ​ (c)  

Selvage:

The ​ (a)   of ​ (b)   that ​ (c)  

• Notch:

• Small ​ (a)   to ​ (b)   fabric ​ (c)   when ​ (d)  

Pattern:

​ (a)   showing ​ (b)   of​ (c)   fabric ​ (d)  

Pressing:

Using ​ (a)   to make ​ (b)   and ​ (c)  

Topstitch:

Visible ​ (a)   on ​ (b)   for ​ (c)   or decoration.

Overlock:

Special ​ (a)   that ​ (b)   edges ​ (c)  

Gathering:

Sewing ​ (a)   to ​ (b)   bunch ​ (c)  

• Dart:

• Fold sewn ​ (a)   to ​ (b)   fit the ​ (c)  

Appliqué:

Sewing ​ (a)   shape ​ (b)   another ​ (c)  

Interfacing:

Extra ​ (a)   to ​ (b)   area stronger​ (c)   .

Seam ripper:

A ​ (a)   used to ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

Basting:

Temporary long (a)   (stitc...) to hold fabric in place before final sewing.

Bobbin – Small spool that holds the bottom thread in a (a)   (se... mach...).

Seam – The line where two pieces of fabric are (a)   (se...) together.

• Seam allowance – The extra (a)   (fab...) between the edge and the stitching.

Hem – The folded edge at the bottom of clothing to stop (a)   (fray...).

Thread tension – How tight or loose the sewing machine (a)   (thre...) is.

Topstitch – Visible stitches on the outside for strength or (a)   (decora...).

Overlock – Special stitch or machine that stops fabric edges from (a)   (fray...).

• Practise (a)   (thread...) a needle with different thicknesses of thread. Tie a small knot at the end.

Running Stitch

• Stitch a ​ (a)   on a piece ​ (b)   Keep the ​ (c)   even ​ (d)  

Backstitch:

• ​ (a)   line on fabric ​ (b)   ​ (c)   the strength with ​ (d)  

Whipstitch (Overcast Stitch):

• Stitch around the edge of a fabric square to stop (a)   (fray...).

Blanket Stitch:

• ​ (a)   along the ​ (b)  

• Use it for​ (c)   and securing ​ (d)  

Cross Stitch (Basic)

• Sew a small X pattern on fabric to practise (a)   (accur....).

Stitch – ​ (a)   line of ​ (b)   made with ​ (c)   in fabric.

Seam – The line ​ (a)   of ​ (b)   joined ​ (c)  

Hem – ​ (a)   edge ​ (b)   sewn to ​ (c)  

Running Stitch – ​ (a)   with equal ​ (b)   in and out of ​ (c)  

​ (a)   is where two ​ (b)   of ​ (c)   are ​ (d)   together.

A hem ​ (a)   to fold ​ (b)   the edge ​ (c)   to stop it ​ (d)  

​ (a)   is simple with ​ (b)   while ​ (c)   is stronger because the ​ (d)  

​ (a)   is a paper ​ (b)   used to ​ (c)   pieces ​ (d)  

An appliqué is when one piece of fabric is sewn on top of another for (a)   (decorat...).

Topstitch is a visible line of (a)   (stitc...) on the outside of fabric, often decorative.

We leave a seam (a)   (allow...) so there is extra fabric at the edge to sew pieces together.

A thimble is a small finger cover used to protect your finger when hand (a)   (sew...).

A hem is used to fold and sew the edge of fabric to stop it (a)   (fray...).

The selvage is the (a)   (finish...) edge of fabric made in the factory that does not fray.

Organise these descriptions into the right textile terms

Organise these options into the right textiles terms

Active: The student cuts the fabric.
Passive: ​ (a)   is ​ (b)   by ​ (c)  

Active: She threads the needle.
Passive: ​ (a)   ​ (b)   by ​ (c)  

Active: They sew the pieces together.
Passive: The​ (a)   are ​ (b)   together​ (c)  

Active: He makes a hem on the skirt.
Passive: A ​ (a)   is ​ (b)   on the skirt ​ (c)