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What is the primary function of an Over-Edging Machine?
What is the primary function of an Over-Edging Machine?
- To finish the raw edges of the pattern for construction (correct)
- To attach buttons to garments
- To make fancy embroidery designs
- To create automatic stitches on fabric
Which part of the sewing machine holds the fabric in place while sewing?
Which part of the sewing machine holds the fabric in place while sewing?
- Thread Take Up Lever
- Presser Foot (correct)
- Bobbin Winder
- Needle Bar
Which sewing machine is specifically designed for making buttonholes?
Which sewing machine is specifically designed for making buttonholes?
- Button Attachment Machine
- Button Holer Machine (correct)
- Embroidery Machine
- Double-Needle Machine
What distinguishes a Hi-Speed Lockstitch Sewing Machine from a traditional Lockstitch Sewing Machine?
What distinguishes a Hi-Speed Lockstitch Sewing Machine from a traditional Lockstitch Sewing Machine?
What is the role of the Tension part in a sewing machine?
What is the role of the Tension part in a sewing machine?
Which type of sewing machine is primarily used for fancy stitching and embroidery?
Which type of sewing machine is primarily used for fancy stitching and embroidery?
What does the Needle Clamp do in a sewing machine?
What does the Needle Clamp do in a sewing machine?
Which components make up the Upper Parts of the Lockstitch Sewing Machine?
Which components make up the Upper Parts of the Lockstitch Sewing Machine?
Flashcards
Lockstitch Sewing Machine
Lockstitch Sewing Machine
A type of sewing machine commonly used at home and in schools, known for its straight stitching and automatic lubrication.
Embroidery Machine
Embroidery Machine
A specialized sewing machine designed for creating decorative stitches and embroidery patterns on fabrics.
Thread Take Up Lever
Thread Take Up Lever
The mechanism that controls the tension of the upper thread, ensuring a balanced stitch.
Spool Pin
Spool Pin
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Button Attachment Machine
Button Attachment Machine
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Sewing Needle
Sewing Needle
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Button Holer Machine
Button Holer Machine
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Double-Needle Machine
Double-Needle Machine
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Study Notes
Sewing Machine Types
- A well-selected sewing machine is crucial for good results, adhering to specific job requirements.
Lockstitch Sewing Machine
- Commonly used at home and sometimes in schools
- Also known as a domestic sewing machine
- Can be powered by foot or converted to electric power.
- Sometimes called a straight-stitch machine
- Has automatic lubrication
- Used by tailors and dressmakers
Hi-Speed Lockstitch Sewing Machine
- Sometimes called a straight-stitch machine
- Used by tailors and dressmakers
- Equipped with automatic lubrication.
Over Edging Machine
- Often referred to as a "small machine" by other companies.
- Used for finishing raw edges of fabric for construction purposes.
Embroidery Machine
- Used for creating various embroidery stitches on fabrics, including unique pieces like Barong Tagalog, pillowcases, linens and novelty items.
Button Holer Machine
- Used for creating buttonholes on garments.
Button Attachment Machine
- Used for attaching buttons to garments
Double-Needle Machine
- Used to construct various clothing items, precisely for the inseam, out seam, and side seams.
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