Fabric decorative techniques | Design and technology | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

Starter quiz

Fabric products are made by joining __________.
- paper pieces
- pattern pieces ✓
- cotton fabric
- loose threads
Match the fasteners.
- zip
  
  ⇔
  
  interlocking teeth ✓
- hook and loop
  
  ⇔
  
  has a fluffy side ✓
- snap button
  
  ⇔
  
  applied with pliers ✓
- button
  
  ⇔
  
  can be made from shells ✓
Which type of fastener would be the the safest and easiest for a young child to open and close?
- zip
- button
- hook and loop ✓
- snap button
What is a visible seam?
- stitches that can't be seen
- stitches that can be seen ✓
- large stitches
- a running stitch
What has created this problem?
- stationery is too small
- wrong thread
- large, uneven stitches ✓
- wrong fastener
Why would you sew pattern pieces back to front (the wrong way round)?
- to make an invisible seam ✓
- to hide the pattern
- to make them fit
- to make it easier to sew

Which of these is NOT a fastener commonly used on stationery storage products?
- zip
- laces ✓
- button
- hook and loop
Which type of fastener is this tool used to apply?
- snap buttons ✓
- hook and loop
- zips
- buttons
What is appliqué?
- decorative stitching
- fabric shapes or designs ✓
- a fastener
- a product
Which of these images shows an embroidery technique?

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Embroidery stitches such as cross-stitch add decoration.
Appliqué is a decorative technique which can be achieved by gluing or stitching.
Fasteners should be applied using the correct technique.

Sewing is only used to join fabric pieces.

Sewing can be used to finish raw (cut) edges or add decorative detail to single layer fabric pieces.