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British English CC

Fabric decorative techniques

Design and technology

Fabric joining and cutting techniques

Testing fabrics

Fabric fasteners

Design specification and fabric selection

Fabric patterns and seam allowance

Using stationery storage product patterns

Assemble a stationery storage product

This unit develops pupils' knowledge and joining techniques when working with woven fabrics. Pupils test and select recycled fabric for functionality. They will use templates and decorative techniques to make a stationery storage product.

2D shapes to 3D products: stationery storage

Physical activity and equipment requiring safe use

Use of equipment that may require supervision for safety, e.g. scissors in KS1, needles, paint, knives, cooking.

Which of these is NOT a fastener commonly used on stationery storage products?

Which type of fastener is this tool used to apply?

Which of these images shows an embroidery technique?

Fabric products are made by joining __________.

Which type of fastener would be the the safest and easiest for a young child to open and close?

Why would you sew pattern pieces back to front (the wrong way round)?

Exit Quiz

Which of these is NOT a fastener commonly used on stationery storage products?