Ella noticed that the edges of her fabric easily fray after sewing. She wants to use a machine that prevents fraying and gives a professional seam finish.

Carla wants to create perfect buttonholes for her school uniform project. Which machine should she use?

Ana prefers a sewing machine that can sew faster and is powered by electricity rather than hand.

A tailoring shop uses a machine with an auto thread-cutter and reverse-feed system for faster production of garments.

In making a Barong Tagalog, Liza needs to create decorative stitches and embroidery designs.

Mr. Reyes teaches fashion design and uses a machine that operates with computer chips and a digital touchpad.

While sewing a costume, Ana uses a tool that varies in length and thickness to stitch fabrics by hand.

Before sewing her blouse, Carla uses these to hold two pieces of fabric together to prevent shifting.

To protect her finger while pushing the needle through thick fabric, Lani wears this small metal cap.

While repairing a torn skirt, Ella uses a type of yarn that connects fabrics together.

After sewing, Mariel places her pins in this small cushion to avoid losing them.

Over time, the pins and needles became dull. What tool should she use to keep them sharp?