Material world equipment final
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This document provides recommendations for tools to complete various material world tasks: 1. Tailor's chalk is recommended for marking an unusually shaped cushion as it is fast, easy to use, and leaves no trace. 2. Thread clippers are recommended for cutting embroidery thread as they are small with short blades for clipping threads and ripping seams. 3. Hand sewing needles are recommended for hand sewing a button to a shirt as they are long and slender with pointed tips, made of steel, nickel, or gold for durability and corrosion resistance.
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Contents…… . . .
The basic functions of a needle
Needle Parts
Needle Selection
Types of needle
Needle Size / Thickness
Various effects of wrong sewing needle selection in apparel industry has mentioned in the below:
1. When the needle is finer than sewing thread
2. When the thread is finer than needle
3. When the needle is coarser than required fabric
4. When the needle is finer than required fabric
Needle Parts:
1. Butt
The starting part of bottom edge of needle. Helps for easily attaching of needle with the needle bar or clamp
2. Shank
The bottom thicker part of the needle which is tied in the needle clamp or the needle set screw. It may be cylindrical or flat in size. It supports the needle as a whole by providing additional strength
3. Shoulder
The intermediate section between the shank and the blade of needle. When the needle penetrate through the fabric to reach its lower position, then the shoulder also penetrates through the fabric. As a result it reduces the friction between needle & fabrics by producing a wider hole on fabric.
4. Blade
The needle portion extends from the shank to the eye. This is subjected to the greatest amount of friction and hence heat when it passes through the material. Blade is gradually tapered to tip
5. Long groove(s)
It is a long and thin groove, presents in one side of the needle blade . During up and down of needle through sewing, the sewing thread take place in this groove and reduce the frictions between fabric, needle and thread. It provides a protective channel and reduce possibility of damaging thread due to frictions.
6. Short groove
It is formed on the other side of long groove, towards the shuttle, hook, or looper and it assists in throwing the loop of needle thread
7. Eye
The eye of the needle is present in the bottom end of the blade. Needle thread allowed through this eye is taken to the bottom area. It helps to create loop
8. Scarf (Clearance)
It is a curved slot, a clearance cut in the needle blade just above the eye to permit a closer setting of the shuttle, hook, or looper to the needle. As a result, it is easy to catch the needle loop by the looper hook.
9. Point
It is the part from needle eye to the tip. The point of the needle is shaped to provide the most suitable penetration of the material being sewn according to its nature and the desired stitch effect
10. Tip
The ending edge pf needle is called tip. It helps to penetrate the needle into the fabric and create hole during sewing.
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Sewing tools and equipment are identified and classified. The document discusses various measuring tools like tape measures and sewing gauges used to take body measurements. Cutting tools like shears and seam rippers are presented. Marking tools such as chalk, pens, and wheels are introduced. Sewing machines like lockstitch, overlock, and buttonhole machines are classified. Their functions and parts are explained. The major parts of a lockstitch sewing machine including the head, arm, bed, and parts under the bed are outlined.
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This document discusses different types of knitting needles. It describes manual knitting needles, which include single-point, double-pointed, and circular needles. Single-point needles are the most common and are used for flat knitting. Double-pointed needles have tapered ends on both sides and are used in sets of 4 or more for circular knitting. Circular needles have a flexible cable connecting two tapered needle ends to allow for continuous circular knitting. The document provides details on the features and uses of each type of manual knitting needle.
DRESSMAKING TOOLS.pptx
The document provides information about various sewing tools and their uses. It discusses measuring tools like tape measures, French curves, and L-squares used for drafting patterns and marking fabric. Marking tools include tailor's chalk, tracing wheels, and dressmaker's carbon paper. Cutting tools include dressmaker's shears, seam rippers, thread clippers, and pinking shears. Finally, it outlines pinning and sewing tools such as thread, thimbles, hand needles, pincushions, and pins.
Cutting external threads
The document discusses external screw thread cutting. It describes using dies and hand tools to cut external threads safely. Proper precautions include using compressed air to clean chips, wearing protective gloves when using cutting fluid, and securely clamping dies to prevent injury. Dies come in different styles like adjustable round dies, solid dies, circular split dies, and rectangular half dies. The steps to cut external threads include chamfering the material, clamping it squarely, making clockwise cuts to start threads and counter-clockwise to break chips, and lubricating with oil.
Sewing thread
Sewing thread is a flexible yarn intended for stitching materials, defined by its ability to pass through a needle eye. It is made from natural or synthetic fibers in staple or filament form [1]. Sewing threads are classified based on fiber type, yarn construction, and finishing process. They are packaged on spools, cops, cones, V-cones, or cocoons depending on the intended end use like upholstery or garment manufacturing. Essential properties of sewing thread include strength, abrasion and heat resistance, uniformity, and color fastness to perform well during sewing. Manufacturing involves sorting fibers, winding onto packages, dyeing if needed, drying, final winding,
384430586-Sewing-of-Household-Linens.pptx
This document discusses various tools used for sewing household linens. It provides details on measuring tools like tape measures, rulers, gauges, and yardsticks. Cutting tools mentioned include shears, scissors, and seam rippers. Marking tools include tracing wheels, tailor's chalk, and pencils. Sewing tools discussed are needles, pins, thread, thimbles, and emery bags. The document emphasizes the importance of organizing sewing tools and maintaining them to prolong their usefulness.
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