Hand Sewing 101

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True or false: When sewing by hand, it is better to use less thread.

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True or false: It is important to tie the ends of the thread together after threading the needle.

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True or false: To thread a needle, you should glide the thread through the eye with your thumb and forefinger.

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True or false: You should tie a small overhand knot at the end of the thread after threading the needle.

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True or false: The article provides instructions on basic hand stitches for beginners.

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True or false: Knife skill classes are not a necessary part of a culinary school curriculum.

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True or false: Mincing is the best knife cut for specific garnishes and sautés.

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True or false: Mincing is a large knife cut that yields an abundance of flavor and enticing aroma.

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True or false: Julienne is a knife cut used for cutting carrots.

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True or false: Chopping is the ultimate knife cut for microscopic pieces.

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Study Notes

Knife Skills Classes

  • To become a seasoned cook or chef, knife skill classes are a foundational part of a culinary school curriculum.
  • There are 8 essential knife cuts every professional cook and chef should know.

Knife Cuts

  • Mince: the ultimate knife cut for specific garnishes and sautés, producing microscopic pieces.
  • Mincing is best for garlic or aromatic root vegetables, which dissipate quickly into what you're cooking, yielding an abundance of flavor and aroma.

Sewing Basics

Threading a Needle

  • Thread your sewing needle and tie the ends of the thread together.
  • Cut at least twice the amount of thread you think you'll need.
  • Guide the thread through the needle until it's even on both sides.
  • Pinch the ends of the thread together and tie a small overhand knot at the end.

Basic Hand Stitches for Beginners

  • The Running Stitch: a basic stitch for sewing, used for sewing two pieces of fabric together.
  • The Backstitch: used for sewing in a straight line, great for outlining designs or sewing in a straight line.
  • The Whipstitch: used for finishing seams or sewing a raw edge.

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