PPT-Review of Sewing Terms and Techniques

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WGSS Textiles 11 1 Stay stitching A row of directional stitching that is just barely inside your seamline and helps to prevent your garment piece from stretching

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WGSS Textiles 11 1 Stay stitching A row of directional stitching that is just barely inside your seamline and helps to prevent your garment piece from stretching all out of shape during the inevitable handling of . 1 Using a new or gently used pillowcase cut along the top of the pillowcase where it is sewed together opposite of the open end This will become the top of the dre ss 2 Lay the pillowcase flat and measure J shaped armholes at the top corners 3 to 4 comau FAX 07 3205 5409 Boxer shorts are the most popular form of underwear available to men today and they are very easy to make Materials are for medium sized boxer shortslengthe n or shorten see pattern as needed and adjust fabric accordingly Neate . Automatic and computerized sewing machine, replace 1 worker + 1 flat sewing machine working style, 1 auto sewing machine (2 heads) + 1 worker = 2 flat sewing machine + 2 workers.. World . first Multi-Head Automatic Sewing Machine, Invention Patent Number: ZL 2013 1 . http://www.krafezee.com/ | Krafezee.com is your most complete and comprehensive source for brother sewing machines in Selangor. For more details call us at 0129289727. , Stitching/Hand Sewing, & Pressing. Marking Equipment. . Fabric Marking Pen. Tracing Wheel. Tailor’s Chalk. Thread. Fabric Marking Pen. Purpose:. Marks. Notches. Darts. Circles. Squares. Disappears with water or evaporates after 48 hours.. Pin vs. Needle. Pins have Heads. Needles have an Eye. Safety. Both Pins & Needles are SHARP! . Safe classroom environment . Safe personal environment. Respect materials. Listen to directions . OUCH!!!. 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.. Junior Cert Poetry . Poetic terms/Techniques . Speaker/ person. : the voice in the poem. This is usually but not always the voice of the poet. . Title:. name of the poem . Tone/Mood. : how the poet feels about what she/he is writing (joyful, angry, bitter, self-pity etc.). . 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.. Shears and scissors have sharp blades that can harm others when handled incorrectly.. Remember the following tips:. When passing scissors, offer them the handles.. When you set your scissors down, you should close them so the edges aren’t exposed.. 1. . POWER SWITCH . - turns . the machine on and off. 2. . SPEED CONTROL . - changes . the “gear” or speed . that the . machine can . sew. ALWAYS SET ON LOW!. 3. . FOOT PEDAL . - use . your foot on this to control the speed of . 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. Cornell Notes . (Start on “safety in the sewing” room side). Fill in name, class and date.. Complete the topic/objective.. Complete the essential question.. Work quietly . Too much talking will distract you and your neighbor causing you to make a mistake or hurt yourself.. Pin vs. Needle. Pins have Heads. Needles have an Eye. Safety. Both Pins & Needles are SHARP! . Safe classroom environment . Safe personal environment. Respect materials. Listen to directions . OUCH!!!.

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