Needles and Pins
Cut or not to Cut
Little Helpers
Measuring
Bonus
100

Use this with thread to make stiches

Sewing needle

100

Used to cut fabric, one blade is flat and one handle is larger than another. 

Fabric Shears

100

Helps to thread a needle

Needle Threader

100

60 inches long and flexible...normally made of plastic or fabric

Measuring tape

100

The name of the sewing project we just finished

4 stitches and a button

200

This is used to hold the straight pins

Pin Cushion

200

Used to cut thread and paper

Scissors

200

Used to cut stitches when you make a mistake

Seam Ripper

200

3 ft long and normally made of wood. Used to measure fabric. 

Yard stick

200

Used on coats, shirts or pants. Has two to four holes in it. Some can be fancy. 

Button

300

Like a needle, but not as sharp and has not eye. 

Straight pin

300

Used to cut food with bones in the kitchen

Kitchen Shears

300

Protects the finger from being poked by a needle while hand sewing

Thimble

300

12 inches long and usually made of plastic or wood. Used to measure. 

Ruler

300

The most unreliable stitch

Straight\running stitch

400

The whole in a needle that the thread goes through

The Eye

400

Used to cut a stitch out of material

Seam Ripper

400

Used to join two pieces of fabric together, usually colorful and very thin. 

Thread

400
6 inches long with a slide, helps you measure small pieces of fabric. 

Seam Gauge

400

A permanant stitch that goes back and forth

Back stitch

500

Used to hold two pieces of fabric together

Straight Pin

500

Looks like a pizza cutter but used to cut fabric

Rotary fabric cutter

500

Used to sharpen straight pins

Emery Bag

500

Used to measure the amount of thread needed to tie off a knot during a hand sewing project. 

Palm's length

500

Similar to a hem stitch but has one extra step and looks fancy.

Blanket Stitch

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