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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Backstitching | sewing backward and forward in the same place to secure stitching |
| Basting | temporarily joining layers of fabric together |
| Clean Finish | a method of finishing the raw edge of a facing folding and stitching the raw edge under |
| Clipping | making straight cuts into the seam allowance so that curved seams will lie flat |
| Darts | a stitched fold that provides shape and fullness to a garment so that it fits the curves of the body |
| Directional stitching | stitching with the grain to preserve the position of the grain |
| Easing | joining 2 edges of fabric together when one edge is slightly larger that the other, no visible gathers should form |
| Facings | a piece of fabric used to finish raw edges in a garment such as at the arm holes, neckline, or other garment edges |
| Flat-fell Seam | create a decorative effect on a garment |
| French (or princess) Seam | a narrow seam within a seam |
| Gathers | tiny, soft folds of fabric formed when a larger piece of fabric is sewn to a smaller piece |
| Grading | trimming each seam allowances to a different width |
| Hem | a finished edge on a garment |
| Notching | clipping V shaped sections from the seam allowance on seams that curve outward |
| Seam | The joining of pieces of fabric together with stitching |
| Seam Allowance | width between the fabric edge and the seam |
| Seam finishes | treatment of seam edges to prevent raveling and to make the seam stronger and longer wearing |
| Stay-stitching | a line of regular matching stitching on a single thickness to stabilize curves and prevent stretching |
| Topstitched Seam | a plain seam with a row of stitching on one or both sides of the seamline |
| Trimming | Evenly cutting away part of the seam allowance |
| Under-stitching | a row of stitches on the facing placed close to the seam line through the facing and seam allowances |
| woven interfacings | have grain so the pattern pieces must be cut on the same grain as the facing and outer fabric |
| Non woven interfacings | have no grain so they can be cut in any direction |
| fusible interfacings | have a resin on one side of the fabric that melts with heat and moisture, and bonds fabric pieces |