Sewing Lab Safety and Equipment

Flashcards covering safety rules and essential equipment and tools in a sewing lab.

Sewing machine parts

Components that make up the sewing machine, each with specific functions.

Safety rules in the sewing lab

Guidelines to ensure safe use of tools and equipment, such as not leaving pins around and keeping loose clothing away.

Spool of thread

Holds the thread used for sewing.

Seam ripper

A tool used to remove stitches when a mistake is made.

Pins

Used to hold two pieces of fabric together temporarily.

Scissors

Tool used to cut fabric, paper, and thread.

Sewing gauge

A small ruler used for measuring hems and seams.

Hand sewing needle

A needle used for hand sewing.

Presser foot

Holds the fabric in place while sewing.

Foot pedal

Controls the speed of the sewing machine.

Power switch

Used to turn the sewing machine on or off.

Thread cutter

A small hook or blade for cutting thread.

Bobbin

Holds a small amount of thread for the sewing machine.

Ironing board

Flat surface used for pressing fabric.

Tailor's chalk

Used to mark fabric for cutting and sewing.

Safety rule: Pay attention

A crucial rule to stay focused while using tools.

Safety rule: Don't leave pins and needles around

Prevents injury to yourself and others by keeping sharp objects in designated places.

Machine parts: Stitch width dial

Regulates the width of stitches used in sewing.

Machine parts: Stitch selection dial

Used to select the type of stitch for sewing.

Machine parts: Hand wheel

Controls the movement of the needle and take-up lever.

Feed dog

Moves the fabric through the sewing machine.