Needle with a cutting point for leather.

Illuminated surface for tracing patterns.

Extended stitch length for basting or decorative work.

Presser foot type for low-shank machines.

Fabric with loops on the surface (e.g., towelling).

Fabric with widely spaced threads.

Long machine stitches used as temporary holds.

Decorative stitching done by machine.

Presser foot used for guiding fabric.

Lubricant for sewing machines.

The balance of needle and bobbin thread.

Magnetic dish for storing pins.

Tool used in leatherwork to flatten seams.

Form used for fitting and draping.

Pen used to mark fabric temporarily.

Protective surface for rotary cutting.

Flexible tape for body and fabric measurements.

Open-weave fabric with holes.

Sharp needle for fine fabrics.

Wire used to shape hats.

Neat corner created by folding fabric at 45 degrees.

Faux version of a flat felled seam.

Soft, breathable fibre made from beech trees.

Fibre from the Angora goat.

Lightweight cotton used for test garments.

Creating angled corners on hems or bindings.

Pattern with several sizes printed together.

Quilting done with a sewing machine.

Clear nylon thread.

Decorative design element.

Direction of raised fibres on fabric.

Tool used for hand or machine stitching.

Metal plate under the needle with guide markings.

Technique using barbed needles to felt fibres.

Tool to help thread a needle.

Applique technique using the needle to turn edges.

Small cut used to align pattern pieces.

Small sewing supplies like buttons, zips, and thread.

Synthetic fibre known for strength.

Edge around the neck of a garment.

Garment smaller than body for stretch fit.

Fabric with directional pile (e.g., velvet).

Fabric made without weaving or knitting.

Thickness of a needle.

Machine part that holds the needle.

Very small rolled hem.

Pattern layout for directional fabrics.

Stitch used to finish raw edges.

Machine that trims and overlocks edges.

Edge finished with an overlock stitch.

Sheer, crisp woven fabric.

Heavy ribbed fabric.

Embroidery stitch used for outlines.

Decorative layer placed over another fabric.

Area where one piece extends over another.

Seam pressed open.

Fabric with deliberate holes or cut?outs.

Waterproof fabric coated with oil or vinyl.

Fabric aligned correctly with the grain.

Fabric cut or aligned incorrectly.

Stitch used to prevent fraying.

Fabric with a directional print.

Presser foot used for decorative stitching.

Brand of sewing machine needles.

Facing that overlaps the garment edge.

Hand stitch used for joining edges.

Durable cotton fabric with basket weave.

Seam with added padding for structure.

Soft material used to add shape or volume.

Pocket sewn onto the outside of a garment.

Template used to cut garment pieces.

Basic pattern used as a starting point for designs.

Extra room built into a pattern for comfort.

Packaging containing pattern pieces and instructions.

Diagram showing how to place pattern pieces on fabric.

Symbols printed on patterns for guidance.

Small marks used to align pieces.

Weight used to hold patterns in place.

Smooth satin-faced fabric.

Cape-like garment or collar.

Brand of interfacing and stabilisers.

Cord covered with fabric used as trim.

Narrow stitched fold for decoration.

Zigzag-cut edge to reduce fraying.

Scissors that cut a zigzag edge.

Cushion for storing pins.

Presser foot for sewing pintucks.

Fold in fabric to add shape or fullness.

Opening in a garment for fastening.

Wooden tool for pressing corners and seams.

Synthetic fibre used in many fabrics.

Cloth used to protect fabric while pressing.

Using heat and pressure to shape fabric.

Shaped cushion for pressing curves.

Washing fabric before sewing to prevent shrinkage.

Shaped seam for fitted garments.

Tool for turning tubes of fabric.

Tool used for looped embroidery.

Layered textile made from top, batting, and backing.

Stitching layers together in patterns.