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"Mrs. Baggett, how does this look? Will I get points taken off for this?"

Get your answers here folks! This is what I am looking for when it comes to my Exploring FACS samples.

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Sewing Terms and Sample Card Powerpoint Instructions

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Sewing Terms and Sample Card Powerpoint Instructions

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This presentation has the additional terms that I want you to know as well as the sample cards that I want you to have in your booklet.

Some of these pictures are great explanations of how to do each stitch and fastener!

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In order, this is the basting stitch, Running Stitch, Back Stitch, and the Slip Stitch.

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Tips/Tricks to threading a needle and how to tie a doubled thread.
I would wrap the thread around your finger more than once (3 times) for a larger knot.

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You will want to use this method when ending your stitches. For some stitches like the slip stitch, an additional step is added to keep the end knot hidden.

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Not very durable but can be used for a base in embroidery stitches.

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This can be used to embroider but can also be used in hand sewing as a very durable stitch.

We will be using this stitch a lot in our hand sewn project.

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Used when closing a seam to have an invisible finish. We will be using this on our hand sewn projects at the very end, to close them up.

Be sure to go directly across when going from one side of the fabric to the other.

Then end of this video has a good explanation of how to finish this stitch and hide the ends of the thread.

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This is a lot like the Slip Stitch but one of the sides you are sewing together is not folded. When you stitch on the unfolded side you want to go through very little fabric.

You would use this stitch to hem a garment to make it fit.

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When sewing on these types of buttons you have to create your own shank

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She shows you a different method to tie your knot at the end which is fine but you are allowed to knot it the same way you've been doing.

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Make sure you are following the directions in the video and that your snaps are being sewn on the right direction.