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Textiles and Garment Construction

Revision exercise
(a) folding two knife pleats away
Choose the correct answer from each other

1. Gathers are best worked on (b) folding two knife pleats
threads. towards each other

(a) warp (b) cross (c) folding the pleat towards the
(c) weft (d) warp and weft centre

(d) folding the pleat towards the
2. How many layers of fabric make back
up a knife pleat?
7. In order to distribute gathers
(a) One (b) Four
evenly, work rows
(c) Three (d) Two of gathering stitches.

(a) two (b) one
3. Darts are usually stitched from the
of the garment. (c) several (d) three
(a) Middle. 8. How would you treat a dart that is

(b) broad end. too thick to make it lie flat?
(c) tapering end. (a) Press it flat using a hot iron.
(d) centre or back line (b) Snip the dart through the
centre and neaten the raw

5. Single darts are usually stitched edges.
from the (c) Snip it across the widest part
(a) wrap (d) cross and neaten the raw edges.

(c) one (d) four (d) Snip the dart through the
centre and trim the raw
5. The folds of the inverted pleat edges.
meet on the of the
garment 9. Pin tucks can be made more
(a) right side decorative by

(b) front centre line (a) creating space between each
tuck.
(c) wrong side (b) stitching 4mm away from the

(d) back fold line edge.
(c) grouping the tacks.
6. A box pleat is made by
(d) reducing the width of the tucks.

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