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Filler

________- also called batting or wadding.

HERF

________- cause spark ignition of volatile combustibles such as vehicle fuels

HERP

________- produce harmful biological effects to human.

Corded quilting

Linear designs are raised from the background with a corn or yarn fillers

Contingency Plan for a Business-

devised to respond to a negative event that can tarnish a companys reputation.

Biological

________- bacteria, viruses, insects

Ergonomic-

caused by poor workplace design and awkward body postures (wrong posture /nakakuba)

Psychosocial

________- relates to mental health and behavioral disorders.

Filler

It is the material placed between the batting and the backing for the purpose of giving bulk.

HERO

________- potential of electro explosive devices.

Physical

________- substances which threaten physical safety (fire, noise, slipping)

Biological

any substance that can cause harm, primarily to people.

Electrical

________- defined as a dangerous condition where a worker could make electrical contact (power lines, extension wires, broken bulbs)

Ornamental Motifs

________- designs with complicated details.

Backing-

bottom layer or lining placed after the filler; should be light weight or the same as the top layer fabric.

Risk Assessment

________- process where you identify, analyze, and determine appropriate ways to eliminate hazard Adverse

Risk

________- chance or probability that a person will be harmed.

All- over pattern-

________ produced by consistent repetition of one or more shapes.

Contingency Plan

a plan devised for an exceptional risk that, though unlikely, would have catastrophic consequences.

Top Layer

the decorative side of a quilted product

Filler

also called batting or wadding

Backing

bottom layer or lining placed after the filler; should be lightweight fabric or the same as the top layer fabric

Outline Quilting

refers to hand or machine quilting that outlines a shape or area, either patchwork or appliqué

All-over pattern

regular pattern produced by consistent repetition of one or more shapes

Ornamental Motifs

designs with complicated details

Border Designs

made up of repeated patterns or motif complimenting the main design

Risk

chance or probability that a person will be harmed

Chemical

any substance that can cause harm, primarily to people

Electrical

defined as a dangerous condition where a worker could make electrical contact (power lines, extension wires, broken bulbs)

Ergonomic

caused by poor workplace design and awkward body postures (wrong posture/nakakuba)

Psychosocial

relates to mental health and behavioral disorders

HERP

produce harmful biological effects to human

HERO

potential of electro explosive devices

Physical

substances which threaten physical safety (fire, noise, slipping)

Contingency Plan

a plan devised for an exceptional risk that, though unlikely, would have catastrophic consequences

Contingency Plan for a Business

devised to respond to a negative event that can tarnish a companys reputation

Chemical

physical, chemical, and toxic properties

Environment

\- circumstances or condition that surrounds one

Ergonomic

\- repetitive movements, improper set up

Exposure

\- condition of being exposed

Health

\- overall condition of an organism

Industry

\- specific branch of manufacture and trade

Injury

\- Damage or harm Harmful

Harmful

\- capable of causing harm

Obligations

\- act of binding oneself

Physical

\- radiation, magnetic fields, noise

Protective

\- capable of giving protection

Responsibility

\- ability to act or decide on ones own

Safety

\- freedom from danger

Textile

a cloth

Workplace

\- a place

Cumulative Trauma Disorders

CTD-

Personal Protective Equipment

PPE-

Occupational Safety and Health

OSH-

Radiation Hazard

RADHAZ

Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel

HERP-

Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance

HERO-

Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuel

HERF

Hazard

any source of potential damage or harm on someone.

Adverse Health Effect

\- any change in body function that can lead to health problems.

Biological

\- represented by the biohazard symbol.

Trapunto

top layer of the quilt or wall hanging are outlined with running stitch

Shadow Quilting

\- semi- transparent or transparent (top layer

Sashiko

\- from Japan. plain running stitch made to strengthen or repair a fabric; longer than the normal stitch.

Quilting

process of creating a quilt/sewing of two or more layers of material together

Culcita

Latin word where quilt is from that means a large stuffed sack, mattress, or cushion

Europe

where quilting started

Quilter

someone who works at quilting

Etsy.com

a website wherein you can sell your own products

Crusaders

series of religious expeditionary was blessed by Pope Urban II and the Catholic church

Gambeson

Worn Under-armor

Intarsia Patchwork

completed by a group of male professionals

women

were busy sewing, spinning, and weaving

Weaving

was already known in the Paleolithic era

Commercial Stencil Template/Perforate Pattern

fast and easy way of producing a quilt design, made of metal and transparent plastic

Graphing Paper

used for planning or sketching a design

Dressmaker’s Carbon Paper and Tracing Paper

are very good materials for transferring designs

Ruler or Yardstick

used for marking straight line designs and as a measuring device

needle

is considered best in piercing

Pins

plastic headed pins which are very sharp

Scissors

comes in a wide variety of shapes and sizes TOOLS FOR MARKINGRuler

Wax

ideal for strengthening the thread

Frames and Hoops

used to hold three layers of materials together to prevent budging up of underneath layers

Fabrics used in Quilting

best fabric to start with is a firmly woven, lightweight, pure cotton

Filler

also called batting or wadding

Backing

bottom layer or lining placed after the filler; should be lightweight fabric or the same as the top layer fabric

Outline Quilting

refers to hand or machine quilting that outlines a shape or area, either patchwork or appliqué

Ornamental Motifs

designs with complicated details

Border Designs

made up of repeated patterns or motif complimenting the main design