Chapter 20: Textiles, Patterns, and Equipment | Crossword
Across
1. | Fibers that are produced through chemical and technical means from natural cellulose or crude oil products. |
7. | Serger sewing machine parts that form upper and lower stitches. |
8. | The process of interlacing two sets of yarns to produce a fabric. |
9. | A textile product usually made by weaving or knitting yarns together. |
10. | An extremely thin filament of a manufactured fiber. |
11. | Small items needed to construct a garment, including thread, buttons, trims, fasteners, seam binding, and bias tape. |
13. | Two separate controls found on a sewing machine that balance tension or pull between the upper and lower threads to form the proper stitch. |
14. | A sewing machine part that holds fabric in place as the machine stitches. |
Down
2. | Fibers that exist in nature. |
3. | A high-speed sewing machine that can stitch, trim, and finish seams in one simple step. |
4. | A small metal or plastic spool that feeds the lower thread on a sewing machine, which is needed in making a lockstitch. |
5. | A process of looping yarns together to form a fabric. |
6. | A stitch made by a sewing machine with thread coming from both the upper and lower parts of the machine and locking securely in the middle of the fabric layers being sewn. |
9. | Two small rows of teeth that move the fabric forward under the presser foot. |
12. | A continuous strand formed from combined fibers. |