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160s 140s 4 shades6 details SPECTACULAR FAKE EATLY FINI U A SPECTACULAR ETAILTopstitch all seams with coarse thread 30wt Use straight stitch stitch Create your very own embellishment using decora. Created By:. Mrs. Christine Holt. FACS Educator. Lehi High School. Pattern Layout, Pinning & Cutting. Following the correct pattern layout will help ensure that your garment is cut out on-grain. Pinning and cutting your garment carefully will avoid wasting fabric.. By Yanran Xiong. Illustration. Discussing the client's requirements.. Showing the client fabric samples and pattern books.. Giving advice on which combination of fabrics and patterns may give the best results.. Apparel I: Objective 4.02. Preparing Fabric for Sewing. . STEP 1:. . Straighten Fabric Ends. To straighten . WOVEN. fabric. Clip the selvage edge and either tear or pull a crosswise thread (thread that runs from selvage to selvage) and cut along space left from pulled thread.. A placket is finished opening in front of blouse, polo ,shirt, and even in long sleeves’ cuff opening. It is closed with fasteners.. FASTENERS. Fasteners are devices used to close the openings of garments and facilitate their wearing. These include zippers, snaps, hook and eye and nylon tapes.. Nuns. BUILD. Tabbard. (Cowl). Veil. PURCHASE. Masks. Pants. Tanks. Fabric for . Tabbard. , cotton, gray. White sheer fabric for veil. PULL. * . Cerimon. has face uncovered, all nuns have veil over face. Chapter 13. 1. Finishing Processes. Finish = special treatments applied to improve a fabric’s appearance, texture or performance. Finishes added to reduce undesirable characteristics. Some add a design like a stripe or print. Selvage . An edge produced on woven fabric during manufacturing that prevents it from unraveling . Grain . The grain is determined by the position of the yarns and fibers in the fabric . In woven patterns, the grain must be made straight . When passing shears and scissors always pass the handle first. Keep fingers away from any moving parts of the machines. Stop sewing if you are at all distracted. . Clean up pins and needles when you are finished.. . Coats and strengthens thread for hand sewing or embroidering. It also helps prevent knots. . 2. . . Bobbin. A. small spool, made of plastic or metal, around which the . lower thread. . of the sewing machine is wound.. Worker 1 = Head . Worker 2 = Hair. Worker 3 = Eyes/ Eyebrows. Worker 4 = Nose and Mouth. Worker 5 = Ears . Worker 6 = Neck/Shirt. Worker 7 = Arms and Hands. Worker 8 = . Pants/ Shoes. Worker 9 . = Pocket/Pattern on Shirt. Lenape High School. Thimble. Used to protect your finger when sewing by hand. . Use to push needle through heavy fabrics. Worn on middle finger of sewing hand.. Tailor’s Pencil. Used to transfer. PATTERN 1: Select a “primary” fabric which is the “bride”. . Choose . a large scale . pattern. This . fabric gets . the most . of the attention so make it something you love.. PATTERN 2: Select a “bridesmaid” . 1/12 Miyu by #Miyu 2/12 32 - 50 Miyu by 3/12 • Thread• Iron-on interfacing: max. 50 cm • Fabric: see table Compare the stated lengths to the measured or desired lengths. the pa By the end of this section you will have had the opportunity to make an item of clothing and to learn about career opportunities in the textile industry. . 2. Essentials for Living, 3. rd. Edition. 3.