Using Basic Tools In Embroidery Flashcards

1
Q

Method used for designing a cloth using a needle and a thread

A

Embroidery

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2
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Traditional fabric used in Taal and Batangas

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Piña and jusi

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3
Q

Five characteristics of hand embroidery in Taal

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Makinis
Pino
Masinsin
Mabintog
Matibay

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4
Q

Most important criteria of beauty in embroidery

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Makinis

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5
Q

Smooth and even quality of embroidery stitches

A

Makinis

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6
Q

Fine quality of embroidery stitches

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Pino

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7
Q

Design composed of fine and delicate shapes that are not scattered all over the fabric

A

Masinsin

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8
Q

Complex and voluminous quality of embroidery design

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Mabintog

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9
Q

Durable

A

Matibay

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10
Q

Technique used to decorate fabrics

A

Hand embroidery

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11
Q

Sharp needle with a long eye suitable for different types of thread

A

Crewel

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12
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Heavy embroidery needle with a wide eye that is recommended for very thick threads

A

Chenille

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13
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Used to hold the fabric in preparation for sewing

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Dressmaker’s pin

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14
Q

Three types of fabric markers

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Embroidery transfer pencil
Tailor’s chalk
Washable marker

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15
Q

Used for drawing design on the paper

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Embroidery transfer pencil

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16
Q

Used for temporary marking and is easy to remove

A

Tailor’s chalk

17
Q

Used to mark the design directly on the fabric and removed by sponging with water

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Washable marker

18
Q

Used in embroidery to keep the fabric in place

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Frames

19
Q

Useful for hand stitching small pieces and machine embroidery

A

Hoop frames

20
Q

Hoop frames are also called as

A

Tambour frames

21
Q

Raw silk

A

Jusi

22
Q

High-end fabric

A

Piña

23
Q

Three types of embroidery fabrics

A

Background fabric
Fabrics for appliqué
Evenweave fabric

24
Q

Chosen depending on the type or embroidery design

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Background fabric

25
Q

Can be applied to adorn a background or to add texture and create subtle relief effects

A

Fabrics for appliqué

26
Q

Made up of cotton and linen and used for counted-thread techniques

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Evenweave fabric

27
Q

Come in a variety of colors and thickness

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Threads

28
Q

Type of threads

A

Wool threads
Cotton and linen threads
Rayon threads
Metal threads

29
Q

Thick and suitable for canvas embroidery

A

Wool threads

30
Q

Used for counted-thread work

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Cotton and linen

31
Q

Lustrous threads that come in a large color range and is suitable for hand and machine embroidery

A

Rayon threads

32
Q

Used traditionally but are adapted in contemporary work and are metal or metallic looking threads

A

Metal threads