Using stationery storage product patterns
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can make accurate fabric pieces from patterns.
Key learning points
- Accurate pattern cutting is essential to achieve the planned product outcome.
- Pattern pieces are secured to fabric using pins or double sided tape.
- Place pattern pieces carefully to avoid wastage.
Keywords
Pattern piece - a cut-out template used to cut fabric pieces
Placement - the position of something
Wastage - unused material
Common misconception
Pupils often place pattern pieces in the centre of a piece of fabric.
Pattern pieces should be placed close to the edge and arranged so that they limit wastage.
Teacher tip
Further instruction should be given on the correct application of pins if they are to be used.
Equipment
Please see additional materials document for a list of the resources needed for this lesson.
Content guidance
Risk assessment required - equipment
Supervision
Adult supervision required
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What type of stitch is this?
Q2.Which of these fabrics is often used to make t-shirts?
Q3.What does it mean if a fabric is described as stretchy?
Q4.Where do these different fabric materials come from?
animals, such as sheep
insects
plants
man-made
Q5.How can textiles be made?
Q6.What is this tool used for?
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.Pattern pieces should be placed carefully to avoid ...
Q2.Which of these shows the best pattern placement?
Q3.Which of these is NOT a way to attach pattern templates to fabric?
Q4.Why is it important to cut pattern pieces accurately?
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