Snip, Pin, Repeat
These special scissors are used to cut fabric
Fabric scissors
Foot pedal
The process of joining fabric using a needle and thread
Sewing
This warm natural fibre comes from sheep
Wool
This person designs clothing and creates fashion sketches
Fashion designer
These sharp objects hold pieces of fabric together before sewing
Pins
This sharp machine part carried the upper thread through the fabric
Needle
This folded and stitched edge is commonly at the bottom of pants
Hem
This soft natural fibre grows on a plant and is commonly used for T-shirts
Cotton
This process twists fibres together to create yarn
Spinning
This flexible measuring tool is used to measure fabric and body measurements
Tape measure
This machine part holds fabric down while sewing
Presser foot
This is the line where two pieces of fabric are stitched together
Seam
This smooth, shiny natural fibre is produced by the larvae of Bombyx Mori
Silk
This method of fabric production crosses two sets of yarns over and under each other
Weaving
This small tool has a pointed end and a blade used to remove incorrect stitches
Seam ripper
Bobbin
This is the distance between the stitching line and the raw edge of fabric
Seam allowance
This natural fibre is made from the stems of flax plants
Linen
This term describes inexpensive, trendy clothing produced and sold very quickly
Fast fashion
This tool has a small spiked wheel used to transfer pattern markings onto fabric
Tracing wheel
These small metal teeth move the fabric through the sewing machine
Feed dogs
This machine stitch moves from side to side and can prevent fabric edges from fraying
Overcasting (#8) stitch
This common synthetic fibre is manufactured using chemicals derived from petroleum
Polyester
This process turns old clothing or textile waste into materials for new products
Textile recycling