test 9/25

Question 1

awl

Answer 1

tool to piece holes in fabirc

Question 2

notcher

Answer 2

tool used for notching paper patter

Question 3

production pattern

Answer 3

A pattern ready for production seam allowances is included

Question 4

Oak tag

Answer 4

Poster board weight used to trace pattern

Question 5

Dart

Answer 5

An in take of fabric at the top of the fabric and zero intake at point of the darts length- allows for two diffrent measurements where top is smaller and bottom is creating bulk or room

Question 6

dart legs

Answer 6

the analong of the dart the leg is digonal direction from intake

Question 7

apex

Answer 7

The very top of the dart

Question 8

Notches

Answer 8

Indicators for seam allowence, dart legs, Match up point, pleats, zippers

Question 9

Standard dart

Answer 9

Back stich at the top and the bottom most common

Question 10

Delicate dart

Answer 10

Back stitch at the top and hand tie know at the bottom- used for fabirc that is delicate

Question 11

Industry dart

Answer 11

No back stitching so must pivot and run over previous stitches to lock them into place

Question 12

Binding/ selvge of the fabirc

Answer 12

The tight bound edge founded on the length of your fabric also classes straight grain or length wise grain

Question 13

Cross grain

Answer 13

Is the grain that is the width of your fabirc

Question 14

Bias

Answer 14

Diagonal direction of the fabirc, is always stretchy

Question 15

clip n rip

Answer 15

clip fbric past the binding in orderto rip farbic across the cross grain

Question 16

Back stitch

Answer 16

Used at the begging so the seam dosent come undone

Question 17

stitch length

Answer 17

Length of single stitch

Question 18

Stitch width

Answer 18

Width of a single stitch

Question 19

Stag stitch

Answer 19

1.5 stitch used for strength

Question 20

Baste stitch

Answer 20

stitch legnth 5 or done by hand 9come back to i cant read my hand writing)

Question 21

Ease stich

Answer 21

Stitch length 5 no back stitching used in areas that need more volume

Question 22

Seam allownce

Answer 22

Distance between raw edge and desired sitch length

Question 23

serger

Answer 23

Speicalized sewing machine that cuts and encases edging with four threads at the same time. ideal for strechy fabrics

Question 24

hem

Answer 24

hem is folded the sewn edge, iused to finsh garment, pervent unravling and adujst legnth

Question 25

whip stitch

Answer 25

basic hand sewing, needle is passes in/out fabric along the edge

Question 26

Slip stitch

Answer 26

Great choice for an invisble seam heamming, bias bindings, ect

Question 27

Catch/cross stitch

Answer 27

Is a hand sewn techinque thats creats zig zag pattern of X's on the outisde of the fabric used to hem especially thick or stretchy fabrics

Question 28

Standard stitching

Answer 28

lining up raw edges and sewinf RST and sewing on seam allownce

Question 29

Flat felled

Answer 29

Type of seam that is wrong sides together used for strength

Question 30

French seam

Answer 30

WST used in situations fabric shear or seam allownce need to be encased

Question 31

Vertical pinning

Answer 31

Pins are parraell to raw edge used for accuracy

Question 32

Haute conture

Answer 32

french term for fine dress making

Question 33

Horizontal pinning

Answer 33

pinning perpendicular to raw edge

Question 34

Ride side to fabirc

Answer 34

The side that will be seen

Question 35

Wrong side of fabric

Answer 35

the side of the fabric on the inisde/wont be seen

Question 36

edge stitch

Answer 36

stitch on the edge 1/16 to 1/8th of an inch

Question 37

Seam

Answer 37

binding fabrics together with stitches

Question 38

Outseam

Answer 38

the outter seam of the pant leg

Question 39

inseam

Answer 39

the inner seam of the pant leg

Question 40

Top stitch

Answer 40

stitching ion the right side of the fabric