H Flashcards

1
Q

Why should you not sew over pins?

A

They could break or bend or fly to someones face or melt

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2
Q

Why should long hair and loose clothing be tied back?

A

So it does not caught in the sewing machine

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3
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  1. If the fabric doesn’t feed through the sewing machine, what do you do
A

If the fabric does not feed through, turn off the power and consult the teacher

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4
Q

What type of ironing board should you use?

A

Use an iron on a padded ironing board only. Place the ironing board against the wall,
with the cord hanging between the ironing board and the wall

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5
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Why is it important to not put sharp objects on chairs?

A

Never point sharp objects (scissors or pins) at anyone. Do not leave them on a table
edge or chair when not in use. If walking, carry scissors with the point towards the
floor.

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6
Q

List one pro (good thing) about ball-point pin heads and one con (bad thing).

A

Colourful, round, plastic or
glass heads to make them
easy to pick up.
▪ Be careful not to press over
them because they can
melt!

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7
Q

How are dressmaker’s shears different than sewing scissors?

A

▪ Have bent handles so the
fabric can lie flat as you cut.
▪ Have excellent accuracy
because you don’t have to lift
the fabric to cut it.
▪ Have small round handles
and shorter blades.
▪ Used for detailed work
such as trimming seams,
clipping curves and cutting
corners

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8
Q

Why are dressmaker’s shears different than sewing scissors?

A

▪ Have bent handles so the
fabric can lie flat as you cut.
▪ Have excellent accuracy
because you don’t have to lift
the fabric to cut it.
▪ Have small round handles
and shorter blades.
▪ Used for detailed work
such as trimming seams,
clipping curves and cutting
corners

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9
Q

When using a seam ripper, what do you need to be careful of?

A

Be careful not to snag fabric

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10
Q

What are the inflection points of a body?

A

Chest, waist,hips

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11
Q

What does body shape depend on?

A

skeletal structure
and the distribution of fat in the body

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12
Q

What is usually the smallest inflection point on a person’s body?

A

The waist

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13
Q

What determines structural body shape?

A

How much the chest or hips inflect inward towards the
waist determines the shape

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14
Q

When is the waist NOT smaller than the chest?

A

Apple shape

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15
Q

What are the elements of design (explain each)?

A

Line (what is the shape/direction of the lines?)
Shape-(what is the outline/shape?)
Space-(how is the spaced filled up)
Texture-(how does the fabric feel)
Colour- (how does the fabric feel)

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16
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What are the principles of design

A

Balance- do things look even
Proportion -Does the body look balanced
Emphasis- what stands out?
Harmony-does everything go well together?
Rhythm -where do your eyes travel? Does the garment move?

17
Q

How do each of these things “add” to a garment and flatter the body?

A
18
Q

What are the four body types?

A

Banana/hourglass/pear/apple

19
Q

What clothing would you select for each body type? Why? Mention the top and the bottom parts of the body and the clothing suited for each.

A
20
Q

Iron

A