15 Questions
What is the layer close to the skin of rattan called?
Splint
Which part of the rattan stems is close to the skin and made of fine fiber and pulp?
Splint
What forest product is at risk of vanishing due to the fast exhaustion of its supply?
Rattan
How are circular bends in rattan stems achieved?
By heating the stem with a blowtorch
How are pieces of furniture made of rattan usually assembled?
By nailing using butt joints
What is embroidery?
Decorating a cloth background by stitching thread onto it or affixing small metal beads to it
Where did embroidery originate from in the Philippines?
China
What does the word 'embroidery' mean?
To decorate textiles with needlework, derived from the old French meaning 'edge and border'
Who introduced embroidery into the Orient in the 15th century?
Netherlanders
Where does the best embroidery work in the Philippines rival that done in Switzerland?
In the busy cities
What is the main reason why embroidery became popular among women during the Middle Ages?
Initially introduced by nuns in convents
Which tool is recommended to prevent markings on fabric when using an embroidery hoop?
Pounce
What is the purpose of a thimble in embroidery work?
To push the needle while embroidering
Why is it important for embroidery needles to have a fine tip?
To facilitate easy movement in fabric
Which item would be most useful for transferring an embroidery design using the pricking method?
Pounce
Learn about the unique characteristics of vines, such as their inability to stand on their own due to small, slender stems, and their usefulness in various applications like basketry and construction work.
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