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section 1: sewing tools and terms – matching match each sewing term wit…

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section 1: sewing tools and terms – matching
match each sewing term with its correct definition. write the letter of the correct definition next to each term.

  1. ___ seam
  2. ___ thimble
  3. ___ pin cushion
  4. ___ seam ripper
  5. ___ seam allowance
  6. ___ grainline
  7. ___ seam gauge
  8. ___ selvage
  9. ___ bobbin
  10. ___ saw - through button

a. finished edge of the fabric.
b. small spool beneath the needle on a sewing machine.
c. button with visible holes.
d. tool to remove unwanted stitches.
e. space between stitching and cutting line.
f. fabric direction line on a pattern.
g. ruler with sliding marker for small measurements.
h. protects your finger while hand sewing.
i. cushion to store pins/needles.
j. stitch that joins two fabrics.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each sewing term and its corresponding definition:

  1. Seam (J): A seam is a stitch that joins two fabrics.
  2. Thimble (H): Protects the finger while hand - sewing.
  3. Pin Cushion (I): A cushion to store pins/needles.
  4. Seam Ripper (D): A tool used to remove unwanted stitches.
  5. Seam Allowance (E): The space between stitching and the cutting line.
  6. Grainline (F): The fabric direction line on a pattern.
  7. Seam Gauge (G): A ruler - like sliding marker for small measurements.
  8. Selvage (A): The finished edge of the fabric.
  9. Bobbin (B): A small spool beneath the needle on a sewing machine.
  10. Saw - Through Button (C): A button with visible holes (for saw - through stitching).

Answer:

  1. J. Stitch that joins two fabrics.
  2. H. Protects your finger while hand sewing.
  3. I. Cushion to store pins/needles.
  4. D. Tool to remove unwanted stitches.
  5. E. Space between stitching and cutting line.
  6. F. Fabric direction line on a pattern.
  7. G. Ruler with sliding marker for small measurements.
  8. A. Finished edge of the fabric.
  9. B. Small spool beneath the needle on a sewing machine.
  10. C. Button with visible holes.