Sewn up

3. the tightly woven edge of a fabric.
4. the line where two pieces of fabric are tightly held together by thread.
7. line- a line that runs parallel to the warp threads in a piece of fabric. Marked with a long arrow on pattern pieces
11. outermost edge of a pattern piece that you cut along.
14. parallel rows of stitching are made along the edge of the fabric to be gathered.
15. has an eye but no head
16. very sharp scissors used ONLY for cutting fabric
18. created by stitching out a wedge of fabric to create a three dimensional shape
19. The “back” of a piece of fabric that has a distinct front and back
22. paper or cardboard templates from which parts of a garment or object are traced onto fabric before sewing.
24. joining fabric with long removable stitches

1. threads in a woven fabric that run the length of the fabric.
2. the area between the edge of the fabric and the stitching line.
5. a protective shield worn on the finger or thumb
6. threads in a woven fabric that run the width of the fabric
8. The “front” of a piece of fabric
9. has a head but no eye
10. multiple threads twisted together to make a length of very small rope, used for light weight tasks
12. a fine strand of twisted fibers used for sewing.
13. used to invisibly join two folded edges of fabric.
17. loose fiber used for filling three-dimensional objects.
20. stretchy direction that exists in woven fabric at 45 degrees to the warp and weft threads.
21. a piece of fabric inserted into a seam to increase width.
23. a small mark on a pattern that matches up to the pattern piece next to it, and V-shaped cut from seam allowance along a curve to allow curves to lie flat