Fabric joining and cutting techniques
I can explain how to thread a needle and sew a run of stitches.
Fabric joining and cutting techniques
I can explain how to thread a needle and sew a run of stitches.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- There are different types of stitches called back stitch and blanket stitch.
- Folding thread in half helps to thread the needle.
- Beginning a run of stitches can be secured by repeating a stitch.
- Ending a run of stitches can be secured by repeating a stitch.
Keywords
Thread (noun) - a thin piece of string used to sew
Thread (verb) - pass through a small hole
Blanket stitch - a decorative edging stitch
Back stitch - a reverse stitch creating a solid line
Run - a completed line of stitches
Common misconception
Sewing consists of one type of stitch whereby the thread is passed in and out of the fabric.
There are different types of stitches, which require different movements of the needle and thread.
Equipment
Please see additional materials document for a list of equipment and resources needed for this lesson.
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - equipment
Supervision
Adult supervision required
Licence
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