Starter quiz
- Which of these is a way to join fabric?
- cooking
- sawing
- sewing ✓
- drawing
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- Which tool would you use for sewing?
- a stapler
- a saw
- a ruler
- a paintbrush
- a needle ✓
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- Which of these is made from fabric?
- peg
- iron
- coat ✓
- kitchen roll
- Why should needles be carried around in a box or pouch?
- they are expensive
- they are small
- they are sharp ✓
- they are shiny
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- What job does this object do?
- stores the thread
- stores the needles
- measures the stitches
- protects the finger ✓
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- Which of these fabrics comes from a plant?
- wool
- cotton ✓
- leather
- silk
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Exit quiz
- What is this part of a needle called?
- mouth
- arm
- eye ✓
- point
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- Sewing is a method of __________ fabric.
- cleaning
- cutting
- measuring
- joining ✓
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- What do we call a completed row of stitching?
- a run ✓
- a walk
- a line
- a thread
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- Which of these describes a back stitch?
- vertical stitches and loops
- a solid line made by reversing a stitch ✓
- a continuous run of stitches with gaps
- a decorative stitch
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- Which of these is a blanket stitch?
- Order these steps to sew a run of stitches.
- 1⇔thread the needle
- 2⇔secure the thread to the fabric
- 3⇔repeat a series of stitches
- 4⇔secure the leftover thread
- 5⇔trim to neaten
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- There are different types of stitches called back stitch and blanket stitch.
- Folding thread in half helps to thread the needle.
- Beginning a run of stitches can be secured by repeating a stitch.
- Ending a run of stitches can be secured by repeating a stitch.
Common misconception
Sewing consists of one type of stitch whereby the thread is passed in and out of the fabric.
There are different types of stitches, which require different movements of the needle and thread.
Keywords
Thread (noun) - a thin piece of string used to sew
Thread (verb) - pass through a small hole
Blanket stitch - a decorative edging stitch
Back stitch - a reverse stitch creating a solid line
Run - a completed line of stitches
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