This quiz addresses part of the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Design and Technology for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically it looks at textiles, fabrics and basic skills like sewing. It is one of 10 quizzes to help you with designing and making useful things, and finding out about how things are made.
There are lots of things you can make from sewing together textiles. Clothes, sheets, covers, bags and towels are all made from textiles. So are cushions, wall hangings and curtains. Textiles use soft materials or fabrics, usually cotton or wool. They can be decorated with embroidery or as a tapestry.
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Sometimes cloth or fabric is just called ‘material’
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What is used to do the sewing? - A needle
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Can you get the thread through the eye of the needle? It’s not easy!
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Most hand-knitting is done with two long needles
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What does Maria use to cut round the pattern?
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Ribbon is used a lot for decoration and to make sashes
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Can you make a list of all the things that can be made from textiles? It could be a very long list!
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The umbrella must keep the rain out
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Embroidery uses a needle and thread
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Pink is the nearest of these colours to red
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