Starter quiz
- What is sewing used for?
- joining fabrics ✓
- measuring fabrics
- cutting fabrics
- buying fabrics
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- What is the hole in a needle called?
- 'eye' ✓
- Which stitch is the strongest for holding fabric together?
- Blanket stitch
- Running stitch
- Back stitch
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- Match the stitch to the description.
- running stitch⇔a simple stitch with gaps ✓
- back stitch⇔a solid line of stitches with no gaps ✓
- blanket stitch⇔a decorative edging stitch ✓
- What are clothes usually made from?
- plastic
- fabric ✓
- paper
- wood
- glass
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- Which direction do the main stitches go in a blanket stitch?
- vertical ✓
- horizontal
- diagonal
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Exit quiz
- Which of these products need to be waterproof?
- towel
- bag
- umbrella ✓
- t-shirt
- raincoat ✓
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- Match these words to the definition.
- woven⇔cloth made by crossing threads over and under each other ✓
- fabric⇔a material used to make clothes ✓
- waterproof⇔does not let water pass through it ✓
- flexibility⇔how easily something bends or stretches ✓
- Which fabric would be good for warmth?
- thin, smooth silk
- stiff, strong denim
- thick, soft wool ✓
- Fabrics need to be carefully __________ for the product.
- folded
- chosen ✓
- fastened
- dyed
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Fabrics need to be carefully chosen for the product.
- Fabrics can be waterproof.
- Fabrics can have different strengths.
- Fabrics can be woven, flexible or stiff.
Common misconception
All products made for use in or around water need to be waterproof.
Clothing used for swimming ie, trunks, costumes, shorts and wetsuits, are not waterproof.
Keywords
Woven - cloth made by crossing threads over and under each other
Fabric - a material used to make clothes, blankets, curtains, etc.
Flexibility - how easily something bends or stretches
Waterproof - does not let water pass through it
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