Clothing I
Clothing II
Designer Sewing/Fashion Design
Sports Sewing
Clothing I
This course introduces students to basic sewing and pressing equipment, textiles, and introductory level project construction techniques. Student leadership (FCCLA) may be an integral part of this course.
GENERAL INFORMATION
STANDARD 1
Students will identify the categories and types of child care and applicable licensure standards and laws.
Objective 2: Introduce the serger and its function.
Ironing Boards
Pressing and Ironing
Serging Questions
Objective 3: Resolve sewing malfunctions.
Objective 4: Identify sewing equipment, function, and safety procedures.
STANDARD 2
Students will be able to recognize basic pressing equipment.
Objective 2: Identify basic pressing equipment and functions.
STANDARD 3
Students will be able to analyze the characteristics and care of specific textiles.
Objective 2: Discuss how fabric construction affects selection of fabric.
Clothing Video Idea
Recycling Discarded Materials into Clothing
Toilet Paper Wedding Gown Contest Winners
STANDARD 4
Students will learn pattern envelope and guide sheet/instruction for pre-construction skills at the introductory level.
Objective 2: Complete pattern preparation.
Clothing Envelope
Objective 3: Correctly layout the pattern pieces on the fabric.
Preserve Patterns
Objective 4: Correctly pin and cut out the fabric pieces.
Objective 5: Correctly mark the necessary pattern markings on the fabric pieces.
STANDARD 5
Students will utilize construction techniques at the introductory level.
Objective 2: Examine and select correct thread for the project.
Objective 3: Compare and select correct needles.
Objective 4: Identify and construct standard seam widths and markings.
Objective 5: Press garment correctly.
STANDARD 6
Students will demonstrate basic construction techniques.
Objective 2: Construct an appropriate casing for the project.
Casing Video Idea
Objective 3: Construct a patch pocket with mitered corners and reinforced top corners.
Practice Pocket
Sew a Patch Pocket
Objective 4: Construct a buttonhole.
How to Sew a Button
Sewing a Button and Blind Hem
Objective 5: Attach a button by using a hand needle and thread
Objective 6: Construct a machine-stitched hem.
Sewing a Button and Blind Hem
Objective 7: Demonstrate the ability to follow guide sheets/instructions throughout the project construction.
Objective 8 : Complete one or more of the following hand stitches: blind stitch, hemstitch, slipstitch, whipstitch, or ladder stitch.
ADDITIONAL GENERAL INFORMATION
Bubble Gum Machine
Button Pillow
Chapstick Cozy
Chill Ties
Clothing I Button Hole Requirement Ideas
Coin Purse
Covered Button Accessories
Drawstring Bag 1
Drawstring Bag 2
Fabric Beach Balls
Fleece Baby Jacket
Fleece Hats
Fun, Fast and Fabulous Sewing Projects
Grading Sheet for Pajama Pants 1
Grading Sheet for Pajama Pants 2
Grading Sheet for Pajamas
Grading Sheet for PJs
Haan vs. Pineapple Kits
Pillowcase Bags
PJ Pants Evaluation 1
PJ Pants Evaluation 2
PJ Rubric
Purse Patterns Ideas
Ribbon Key Fob
Small Drawstring Backpack Instructions
Small Drawstring Bag
Toy Snake Project Grading Sheet
Toy Snake Project Guide Sheet
100 Question Cards
Clothing I Pre and Post Assessment
Clothing I Pre and Post Assessment Key
Clothing I The Great Race Review Game
Clothing I The Great Race Review Game Key
Clothing I The Great Race Review Game Rules
Review Game
Review Jeopardy