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Textiles 02

Stitching a pattern onto a fabric with coloured silky threads, such as this, is called embroidery.

Textiles 02

All textiles are made from fibres. The fibres may be natural and come from animals or plants. Or they may be synthetic and come from minerals such as coal or oil. Test your knowledge in our second D and T quiz on Textiles.

Which of these options do you prefer?

  1. When cutting patterns from fabric, why should you allow extra around the pattern?

  2. What stitch length would you use on thick fabric such as cotton duck or corduroy?

  3. Most bought garments have the inside edge neatened with stitching called .......

  4. What is the channel called where a cord or elastic is threaded?

  5. Which of these fastenings is the easiest to use?

  6. Stitching a pattern onto a fabric with coloured silky threads is .......

  7. Which of these decoration techniques is a one-off?

  8. Painting wax onto the fabric before dyeing it is .......

  9. Sewing different coloured shapes of fabric onto the main fabric using a close zig-zag stitch is .......

  10. What does a cross through a fabric care symbol mean?

Quiz written by Sarah Garratty

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