TLE 10 Quarter 1 Module 6: Prepare Cut Parts, Assemble and Sew Ladies Skirt (Dressmaking NC II)

Technology and Livelihood Education Quarter 1 – Module 6 Prepare Cut Parts, Assemble and Sew Ladies Skirt

Dressmaking NC II

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CO_Q1_TLE 10_Module 6

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Technology and Livelihood Education

Quarter 1 – Module 6

Prepare Cut Parts, Assemble and Sew Ladies Skirt

Dressmaking NC II

Dressmaking – Grade 10

Alternative Delivery Mode

Quarter 1 – Module 6: Prepare cut parts and assemble, sew ladies skirt

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For the learner:

Hello learner, Welcome to the dressmaking NC II Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) Module on preparing cut parts, assembling and sewing ladies skirt. I hope you are ready to progress in your Grade 10 TLE in Dressmaking with this learning module. This is designed to provide you with interactive tasks to further develop the desired learning competencies prescribed in our curriculum. With this, you are expected to appreciate sewing through the information and activity given.

This module has the following parts and corresponding icons:

ICON	LABEL	DETAIL
	What I Need to Know	This contains the learning objectives which you need to accomplish.
	What I know	This evaluates what you know about the lesson you are to learn.
	What’s In	This connects the current lesson with a topic necessary in your understanding.
	What’s New	This introduces the lesson through an activity.
	What Is It	This contains a brief discussion of the learning module lesson.
	What’s More	These are activities to check your understanding of the lesson.
	What I Have Learned	This summarizes the important ideas presented in the lesson.
	What I Can Do	This is a real-life application of what you have learned.
	Assessment	This is a post assessment of what you have learned.
	Additional Activity	This is an activity that will strengthen your knowledge about the lesson.

At the end of this module you will also find:

References: This is a list of all sources used in developing this module.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

What I Need to Know ………………………………………………………………1

What I Know………………………………………………………………………….2

What’s In………………………………………………………………………………4

What’s New……………………………………………………………………………4

What Is It ……………………………………………………………………………..6

What’s More ………………………………………………………………………..10

What I What I Have Learned …………………………………………………..10

What I Can Do……………………………………………………………………..12

Post-Assessment …………………………………………………………………14

Additional Activity ………………………………………………………………..15

Answer Key………………………………………………………………………….16

References …………………………………………………………………………..17

Lesson 6: Preparing cut parts in assembling and sewing ladies skirt

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1. Use the module with care. Do not put unnecessary mark/s on any part of the module. Use a separate sheet of paper in answering the exercises.
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5. Finish the task at hand before proceeding to the next.
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If you encounter any difficulty in answering the tasks in this module, do not hesitate to consult your teacher or facilitator. Always bear in mind that you are not alone.

We hope that through this material, you will experience meaningful learning and gain deep understanding of the relevant competencies. You can do it!

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What I Need to Know

This module was designed and written to guide you to acquire the learning competencies and develop your skills in assembling and sewing ladies skirt in Dressmaking. The scope of this module permits it to be used in many different learning situations. The language used recognizes the diverse vocabulary level of students. The lessons are arranged to follow the standard sequence of the course. However, the order in which you read the module can be changed to correspond with the textbook you are now using.

Quarter/Week: Q1/W6

Learning Competency Code: TLE_HEDM9-12SK-Ie -1-3

Learning Competency: LO 3. Assemble garment parts for Ladies skirt 3.1 Prepare cut parts 3.2 Assemble and sew ladies skirt

Learning Objectives:

After going through this module, you are expected to:

1. identify the cut parts for assembling and sewing ladies skirt;
2. follow the steps in assembling and sewing ladies skirt;
3. perform the correct steps in assembling and sewing ladies skirt; and,
4. develop traits such as ingenuity, resourcefulness, creativity, independence and passion towards learning.

What I Know

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ACTIVITY 1

Pretest

Directions: Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on the answer sheet provided.

_____1. This is a part of ladies skirt which is attached to the waistline. A. Zipper B. Dart C. Waistband D. Pocket

_____2. It is a fastener appropriate for ladies skirt placket. A. Button B. Hook and eye C. Zipper D. Snap

_____3. It is a combination of machine and hand stitching in garment construction. A. Assembling B. Preparing C. Sewing D. Stitching

_____4. This is used to combine two pieces of fabric together, by pinning and basting for garment. A. Prepare B. Assemble C. Stitch D. Sew

_____5. The temporary stitch made by hand before final sewing is done. A. Sew B. Stitch C. Baste D. Assemble

_____6. These are the joining of two or more pieces of fabric to form a garment. A. Seam B. Slash C. Hem D. Trim

_____7. This is a method which is to cut through the center fold of dart, curve line and center seam. A. Slash B. Baste C. Trim D. Cut

_____8. This is a method which is to cut ragged edges, ravelled thread or part of seam allowance. A. Slash B. Baste C. Trim D. Cut

_____9. This is used to provide opening of a garment for ease in putting on and putting off. A. Placket B. Waistband C. Fastener D. Seams

_____10. It is a strip of fabric encircling the waistline at the top of a skirt or pants. A. Placket B. Waistband

C. Fastener D. Seams

_____11. What is the usual length of the zipper use for A-line skirt with zipper at back?

• A. 16 inches long
• B. 12 inches long
• C. 8 inches long
• D. 3 inches long

_____12. The standard width of a finished waistband for ladies skirt is ___ ?.

• A. ½ inch
• B. ¼ inch
• C. 1 ½ inch
• D. ¾ in

_____13. The position of the finished zipper at the back part of skirt should be _______ ?

• A. Right over left
• B. Left over right
• C. 1/8 inch both side of zipper
• D. ½ inch both side of zipper

_____14. What is the appropriate stitching for waistband to finish?

• A. edge stitching
• B. Back stitching
• C. Topstitching
• D. Stay stitching

_____15. The first step in assembling and sewing a ladies skirt is _____?

• A. Sewing
• B. Assembling
• C. Preparing
• D. Basting

What’s In

In assembling and sewing a ladies’ skirt. It is important to prepare the needed tools and material, supplies and equipment in sewing, before assembling and sewing a garment, like ladies’ skirt.

Look at the illustration below, the cut parts of A-line, ladies skirt.

• What are the things to prepare before assembling?

[illustration: cut pieces of an A-line ladies skirt laid out on a table; labels: WAIST BAND, FRONT PART, BACK PART]

[illustration: open front part of a skirt, laid flat; label: OPEN FRONT PART]

[illustration: zipper; label: ZIPPER]

[illustration: back part of a skirt cut piece; label: BACK PART]

What’s New

ACTIVITY 2

SCRAMBLE PROCEDURE: Rearrange the letters to form a word. Write your answer in the answer sheet .

1. S M T O H E D
2. T S I H N
3. T G U I C T N
4. A Y U T O L
5. I K N R A M G
6. D O L T E R F N C E
7. L A T E A R M I
8. N A T E P R T
9. S O R S E C I W S
10. G E L S E V A

What Is It

What is sewing?

Sewing is a combination of sewing machine and hand stitches . It used for the major seams of the garment, while hand stitching are used primarily for temporary stitches or basting and for finishing the garment .

Assembling is joining cut pieces of fabric together, using basting or by pinning before machine stitching .

Sewing Terms:

1. Stay stitching -used along bias and curved edges to prevent fabric stretching.
2. Backstitching- is used to secure the ends of a row of stitching .
3. Topstitching – is a row of stitching done on the outside of a garment .
4. Edge stitching – is arow of topstitching very close to the finished edge.
5. Stitch-in-the-Ditch – a row of stitching done on the outside of a garment in the Groove of a seamline .
6. Hem – is to turn the raw edge under the fold, as the lower edge of a skirt, pants, sleeve and blouses .
7. Placket – a finished opening in a garment made for convenience in putting on and off the garment .
8. Seam – is joining of two or more pieces of fabric to form a garment .
9. Baste – a temporary stitch made by hand before final sewing is done
10. Seam allowance – a space between the cut edge of the fabric and the stitching line.
11. Waistband – a band encircling the waistline at the top of a skirt or pants.
12. Slash – a cut through the centerfold of a dart or curve part .
13. Trim – a cut off ragged edges or part of a seam allowance to rduce bulk/fold.
14. Fasteners – are made to hold the opening of a garment which ease in putting on and off.

Preparing ,assembling and sewing a ladies skirt

Assembling and sewing A-line skirt with zipper at back

1. Prepare the cut pieces of fabric for ladies skirt .
2. Pin and baste all the darts front and back of ladies skirt and sew .

[photo: hands pinning and basting fabric darts] [photo: skirt cut pieces with a basting line] [photo: fabric being fed under a sewing machine needle]

3. Prepare the 8 inches long zipper for the back opening .

[photo: zipper pinned along the back opening of a skirt]

4. Join the center back, leaving 8 inches for zipper attachment then sew.

[photo: center back seam being sewn on a sewing machine]

5. Prepare zipper and attach to the left side of back part ,atleast ½ “ overlap and 1/16 “ at The right side back part as shown in the illustration .Left over right .

[photo: marking the zipper placement on the back part] [photo: pinning the zipper to the fabric] [photo: stitching the zipper to the back part] [photo: basting the zipper seam by hand] [photo: sewing the zipper with a sewing machine]

6. Join the front and back sides of ladies skirt, then edge stitch.

[photo: front and back sides of the skirt pinned together] [photo: edge stitching the side seam on a sewing machine]

7. Edge stitch the bottom circumference of the ladies skirt .

[photo: bottom edge of the skirt being edge stitched]

8. Prepare the waistband for the ladies skirt, 2 inches center fold width with allwoance and length waist measure plus 3 inches long ( 1 ½” finished waist band )

[photo: waistband fabric folded and pinned to the skirt top] [photo: waistband being aligned with the skirt waistline]

9. Attach ½” on one side of the waistband to the waistline of ladies skirt, then sew.

[photo: waistband attached to the waistline and being sewn]

10. Slash the inside seam of the waistband, as illustrated.

[photo: inside seam of the waistband being slashed]

11. Close both ends of the waistband ,wrong side together, as illustrated

[photo: both ends of the waistband being sewn closed on a sewing machine]

12 . Fold inside the ½ “ allowance of the waistband to finish .

[photo: folding the ½ inch allowance of the waistband inside]

13. Topstitch the fold waistband allowance on the right side of the waist band ,as illustrated.

[photo: topstitching the folded waistband allowance on the right side] [photo: pinning the folded waistband allowance before topstitching] [photo: finished topstitching on the waistband]

14. Waistband 1 ½ inch finished .

[photo: finished A-line skirt, front part and back part]

FINISHED – A- LINE SKIRT

What’s More

ACTIVITY 3: True or False : Write / if the statement is correct and write X if the statement is wrong. Write your answer in the answer sheet.

_____1. The hemming is the first step to sew in sewing a ladies skirt. _____2. Fastener like zipper should be attached before the waistband. _____3. The finshed zipper of ladies skirt , should be left over right. _____4. The seam allowonce for ladies skirt is one inch fo plain seam. _____5. Ladies skirt dart is sewn after the attaching of waistband. _____6. Machine stitching should always be use in hemming the ladies skirt _____7. Basting is a permanent stitches in a garment. _____8. Hem is joining of two or more pieces of fabric to form a garment. _____9. The topstitch is a stitching done outside the garment . _____10. The zipper is a kind of placket used in putting on and putting off a garment.

What I Have Learned

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ACTIVITY 4 : Word Search : Pick and combined the needed letters to identify what is the missing word. Write your answer in the answer sheet .

1. A strip of fabric attach to the waistline of a skirt or pant.

W T A B A _________________ I S D N

2. This is a kind of fastener with teeth and slider used in a garment opening .

P P I R Z E _________________

3. It is a sewing term used in stitching which is done outside the garment .

I G T O S C P I N H T T _____________________

4. The temporay stitch by hand before final sewing in the machine is done.

I S T B G A N ___________________

4. This is a stitching done at the edge of the garment to prevent from raveling the raw edge .

T T E D C H G E S I ___________________

6.The joining of twor or more pieces of fabric to form a germent is .?

M S A E _________________

7. Is a combination of sewing machine and hand stitches .

S I G E N W ________________

8. The process of combining cut pieces of fabric together.

G I A S S L N B E M __________________

9. It is a fold or to turn under a raw edge ,as the lower edge of a skirt, pant ,sleeve and Blouses .

E H M _________________

10. To cut through the centerfold of a dart or curve part to reduce bulk .

H L S A S __________________

What I Can Do

ACTIVITY 5

Sequencing: Analyze the picture in assembling and sewing ladies skirt, rearrange the number according its correct steps.

1. [illustration: hands pinning or marking yellow dotted fabric]

   
   

2. [illustration: green dashed stitching line on fabric]

   
   

3. [illustration: fabric pieces laid out for a skirt]

   
   

4. [illustration: yellow dotted skirt with zipper opening]

   
   

5. [illustration: hands holding a skirt section at the sewing machine]

   
   

6. [illustration: hands pinning the fabric at the seam]

   
   

7. [illustration: fabric being fed under the sewing machine]

   
   

8. [illustration: yellow dotted skirt with its seam shaped at the waist]

   
   

9. [illustration: fabric pieces pinned together with a hand]

   
   

10. [illustration: two photos of fabric under the sewing machine]

    
    

11. [illustration: yellow dotted skirt laid flat with a seam line]

    
    

12. [illustration: hand guiding fabric at the sewing machine]

    
    

13. [illustration: hand smoothing fabric beside the sewing machine]

    
    

14. [illustration: fabric at the machine with a zipper]

    
    

15. [illustration: hand at the back opening of the skirt]

    
    

Correct steps :

a. _______

b. _______

c. _______

e. _______

f. _______

g. _______

h. _______

i. _______

j. _______

k. ______

l. _______

m. _______

n. _______

o. _______

p. _______

Post-Assessment

ACTIVITY 6

Directions: Multiple Choice .Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter in an answersheet.

_____1. What is the usual length of the zipper use for A-line skirt with zipper at back?

• A. 16 inches long
• B. 12 inches long
• C. 8 inches long
• D. 3 inches long

_____2. The standard width of a finished waistband for ladies skirt is _____?

• A. ½ inch
• B. ¼ inch
• C. 1 ½ inch
• D. ¾ in

_____3.The position of the finished zipper at the back part of skirt should be

• A. Right over left
• B. Left over right
• C. 1/8 inch both side of zipper
• D. ½ inch both side of zipper

_____4. What is the appropriate stitching used to finish waistband?

• A. edge stitching
• B. Back stitching
• C. Topstitching
• D. Stay stitching

_____5. The first step in assembling and sewing a ladies’ skirt is ____?

• A. Sewing
• B. Assembling
• C. Preparing
• D. Basting

_____6. The part of a ladies skirt which is attached to the waistline.

• A. Zipper
• B. Dart
• C. Waistband
• D. Pocket

_____7. It is a fastener appropriate for ladies skirt placket.

• A. Button
• B. Hook and eye
• C. Zipper
• D. Snap

_____8. It is a combination of machine and hand stitching in garment construction.

• A. Assembling
• B. Preparing
• C. Sewing
• D. Stitching

_____9. It is to join two pieces of fabric together, by pinning and basting in assembling garment.

• A. Prepare
• B. Assemble
• C. Stitch
• D. Sew

_____10. This is a temporary stitch made by hand before final sewing is done.

• A. Sew
• B. Stitch
• C. Baste
• D. Assemble

_____11. This is a strip of fabric encircling the waistline at the top of a skirt or pants.

• A. Placket
• B. Waistband
• C. Fastener
• D. Seams

_____12. This is the joining of two or more pieces of fabric to form a garment.

• A. Seams
• B. Slash
• C. Hem
• D. Trim

____ 13. This is a method which is to cut through the center fold of dart, curve line and center seam.

• A. Slash
• B. Baste
• C. Trim
• D. Cut

____ 14. This is a method which is to cut ragged edges, ravelled thread or part of seam allowance.

• A. Slash
• B. Baste
• C. Trim
• D. Cut

____15. This is used to provide opening of a garment for ease in putting on and putting off.

• A. Placket
• B. Waistband
• C. Fastener
• D. Seams

Additional Activity

ACTIVITY 7

WORD SEARCH: Search the 15 sewing terms. Write your answer in the answer sheet.

M	A	R	K	I	N	G	T	D	S	G	D	S	C	P
Y	Q	Y	C	Y	R	R	N	Y	M	V	N	L	J	G
K	W	N	M	U	I	Q	H	I	E	Y	A	A	N	V
A	R	X	B	K	G	P	D	S	W	G	B	I	B	J
M	H	G	S	I	H	Z	T	R	I	E	T	R	L	C
G	A	C	U	T	T	I	N	G	J	S	S	E	Z	I
N	N	L	H	G	S	E	R	F	A	M	I	T	C	R
I	D	A	S	P	I	O	V	B	U	D	A	A	U	B
H	N	Y	U	T	D	K	J	G	Q	Z	W	M	Y	A
C	E	O	P	Y	E	S	I	W	S	S	O	R	C	F
T	E	U	P	D	L	O	F	R	E	T	N	E	C	N
I	D	T	L	S	J	D	A	E	R	H	T	G	H	D
T	L	I	I	X	E	G	N	I	R	A	P	E	R	P
S	E	N	E	G	F	A	S	T	E	N	E	R	S	D
X	F	G	S	T	H	D	M	W	J	W	K	W	O	U

Answer Key

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What I Know

1.c 2.c 3.b 4.b 5.c 6.a 7.a 8.c 9.c 10.b 11.c 12.c 13.a 14.c 15.c

What’s New

1. methods
2. hints
3. cutting
4. layout
5. marking
6. center fold
7. material
8. pattern
9. crosswise
10. selvage

What’s More

[transcriber’s note: no answers are visible under this heading on the page]

What I Have Learned

1. waistband
2. zipper
3. topstitching
4. basting
5. edgestitching
6. seam
7. sewing
8. assembling
9. hem
10. slash

What I Can Do

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Assessment

1.c 2.c 3.a 4.c 5.c 6.c 7.b 8.d 9.b 10.c 11.b 12.b 13.c 14.c 15.c

Additional Activity

1. preparing
2. skirt
3. sewing
4. fabric
5. cutting

References

Lewis, Dora. Clothing construction and Wardrobe planning.

New York: McMillan Publishing Company, 1955

Home Technology clothing I and II. Garment Construction

Mississippi Curriculum Framework for Family and Consumer Sciences and Related Technology (Enrichment) (CIP: 20.0101 Comprehensive Consumer & Homemaking. Ed.). Secondary Programs. Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1995.

Wolfe, Mary Gorgen. Fashion! Goodheart-Willcox Company, 2018.

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