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What is the primary function of a stiletto in embroidery?
What is the primary function of a stiletto in embroidery?
- To thread a needle
- To protect the middle finger
- To measure distances
- To make an eyelet in fabric (correct)
Who introduced monochromatic blackwork embroidery in England?
Who introduced monochromatic blackwork embroidery in England?
- Queen Mary I
- Queen Victoria
- Queen Kathrine of Aragon (correct)
- Queen Elizabeth I
What is the name of the weaving device mentioned in the text?
What is the name of the weaving device mentioned in the text?
- Loom
- Tapestry
- Jaquard loom (correct)
- Sashiko
What is the name of the oldest surviving embroidered tapestry mentioned in the text?
What is the name of the oldest surviving embroidered tapestry mentioned in the text?
Who introduced embroidery in the Philippines?
Who introduced embroidery in the Philippines?
The _______________ dynasty established the silk route.
The _______________ dynasty established the silk route.
A _______________ is used to make an eyelet in the fabric to be embroidered.
A _______________ is used to make an eyelet in the fabric to be embroidered.
A _______________ is used to threading the needle easier.
A _______________ is used to threading the needle easier.
Queen _______________ of Aragon introduced monochromatic blackwork embroidery in England.
Queen _______________ of Aragon introduced monochromatic blackwork embroidery in England.
The _______________ is a form of decorative reinforcements in Japan.
The _______________ is a form of decorative reinforcements in Japan.
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Study Notes
Embroidery Tools
- Tracing paper: a type of paper used for tracing needle threader to make threading easier
- Needle threader: a tool used to thread a needle effortlessly
- Stiletto: a tool made of wood or plastic used to create an eyelet in fabric for embroidery
- Pounce: a fine powder used in the prickling method to transfer designs
- Tape measure: a tool used to measure distances over one foot
- Thimble: a protective covering made of metal or plastic worn on the middle finger while sewing
Embroidery History
- Han Dynasty: established the Silk Route
- Bayeux Tapestry: the oldest surviving embroidered tapestry
- Queen Katharine of Aragon: introduced monochromatic blackwork embroidery in England
- Sashiko: a form of decorative reinforcement in Japan
- Spaniards: introduced embroidery in the Philippines
- Jaquard Loom: a weaving device
Embroidery Tools
- Tracing paper: a type of paper used for tracing needle threader to make threading easier
- Needle threader: a tool used to thread a needle effortlessly
- Stiletto: a tool made of wood or plastic used to create an eyelet in fabric for embroidery
- Pounce: a fine powder used in the prickling method to transfer designs
- Tape measure: a tool used to measure distances over one foot
- Thimble: a protective covering made of metal or plastic worn on the middle finger while sewing
Embroidery History
- Han Dynasty: established the Silk Route
- Bayeux Tapestry: the oldest surviving embroidered tapestry
- Queen Katharine of Aragon: introduced monochromatic blackwork embroidery in England
- Sashiko: a form of decorative reinforcement in Japan
- Spaniards: introduced embroidery in the Philippines
- Jaquard Loom: a weaving device
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