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What is the correct way to handle sewing needles?
What is the correct way to handle sewing needles?
- Point them down and away from your body (correct)
- Hold them horizontally
- Point them towards yourself
- Point them towards others
Why is it important to secure your work when sewing?
Why is it important to secure your work when sewing?
- To maintain tool condition
- To prevent the fabric from slipping and reduce the risk of injuries from sudden movements (correct)
- To prevent eye strain
- To prevent hand fatigue
What is the benefit of taking regular breaks during a sewing project?
What is the benefit of taking regular breaks during a sewing project?
- To stretch your hands and fingers
- To store your sewing tools
- To clean your sewing tools
- To rest your eyes and reduce eye strain (correct)
Why is it important to properly clean and store sewing tools when not in use?
Why is it important to properly clean and store sewing tools when not in use?
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What should you avoid when handling scissors or needles?
What should you avoid when handling scissors or needles?
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What is the main reason for keeping sewing tools pointed down and away from your body?
What is the main reason for keeping sewing tools pointed down and away from your body?
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Study Notes
Safety Precautions in Sewing
- Always keep sewing needles pointed down and away from your body to prevent accidental punctures or cuts.
- Never point the tips of scissors or needles towards yourself or others to avoid injuries.
- Secure your work firmly, either by clamping it to a table or using a hoop or frame, to prevent slipping and potential injuries.
- Take regular stretch breaks to avoid eye strain and hand fatigue from prolonged sewing.
- Properly clean and store all sewing tools when not in use to maintain their condition and prevent accidents.
Importance of Safe Practices
- Pointing sewing tools downward and away from your body ensures that if the tool slips or you make an unexpected movement, it will not cause harm.
- Securing your work prevents the fabric from slipping and reduces the risk of injuries from sudden movements.
- Regular breaks during a sewing project allow your muscles to rest and help you maintain focus and dexterity throughout the activity.
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Learn essential safety guidelines to avoid injuries and accidents while sewing. Understand the importance of proper handling of sewing tools, securing work, and taking regular breaks. Ensure a safe and healthy sewing experience.
