FURNITURE PARTS
TYPES OF FURNITURE
FABRICS & TRIMS
JUST FOR FUN
FURNITURE PROCESSES
100

A sofa isn't complete without a seat _______.

Cushion

100

This type of chair spins around and moves front to back.

Swivel Glider

100

This trim comes in various sizes and is applied with a hammer.

Nail head trim

100

Who sings Uptown Funk?

Bruno Mars

100

This process is used to hold down springs in all directions.

Eight-Way Hand-Tied

200

What kind of base is shown on this ottoman? 

Plinth Base

200

This type of sofa has a humped back.

Camel Back Sofa

200

This fabric direction is also what a train runs on.

Railroad

200

Name the 3 primary colors.

Red, Blue, and Yellow

200

What cutting technique is used to ensure this pattern lines up?

Flow Matching

300

This type of skirt flows down under the seat cushion like Niagara Falls.

Waterfall Skirt

300

An exaggerated version of this chair might look like a butterfly.

Wing Back Chair

300

What type of stitching is shown on a baseball?

Saddle-Stitch

300

This top-rated tech company has a fruit-shaped logo.

Apple

300

This use of a small, angled piece of wood helps support the jointed pieces of your furniture.

Corner Blocking

400

The shape of this type of leg might also be found on your hamburger.

Bun Foot

400

This type of sofa is great for overnight guests.

Sleeper Sofa

400

What trim is also a type of soup.

Bullion

400

What is the longest river in the world and also the name of the #1 online ordering site?

Amazon

400

What is the process called to achieve the look on this throw pillow?

Mitering

500

What do these two images have in common?

They share the name "Ferrule"

500

You might use this type of chair in a bedroom so you have a place to slip on your shoes.

Slipper Chair

500

What does 2:1 mean when applying nail head trim?

Leave 2 spaces between each nail.

500

The Walker Cup is competed for in which sport?

Golf

500

Upholsterers achieve this look by threading through layers of fabric or leather and securing the ends with a knot or button.

Tufting