This document provides instructions for teaching students how to sew on hook and eyes. It begins with objectives for the lesson that students should be able to define hook and eye, perform sewing hook and eye, and value its importance. It then provides a brief history of hook and eye, definitions of related clothing terms, a list of required tools and materials, good working habits, and step-by-step procedures for sewing on the hook and eye. The document concludes with an evaluation to assess student understanding.

1. Prayer, greet, assign, review, drill, tiitle

2. “SEWING
HOOK & EYE”

3. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the
lesson the students
should be able to:

4. a. Define hook and eye.
b. Perform sewing hook
and eye.
c. Value the importance
of sewing hook and
eye.

5. History of Hook and Eye
This form of fastening first appears under
the name of "crochet and loop" in 14th
century England.
The first reference to the modern term
“hook and eye" appears in Aubrey's
Brief Lives in 1697, which describes
a breeches and doublet being attached
with “hook and eye".

6. Breeches are an
article of
clothing covering
the body from
the waist down,
with separate
coverings for
each leg.

7. Doublet is a
man's snug-
fitting Buttoned
jacket that is
shaped and fitted
to the man's
body which was
commonly worn
in Spain.

8. Hook and Eye
Is a clothes fastener
consisting of a small blunt
metal hook that is inserted in a
corresponding loop or eyelet.
There are two kinds of eye.
The round and straight eye.

9. The round eye is used to
fasten edges that meet each
other.
ROUND EYE

10. The straight eye, or called “peat”,
is used to fasten edges that lap each
other.
STRAIGHT EYE
Hook and
Eye is
important
because it
secures the
closing of
the
garments.

11. Trade and Terms:
1. Stitch- a single passage of a
threaded needle or other implement
through fabric and back again.
2. Overhand stitch- a stitch
passing over an edge vertically.
3. Overlap- to cover part of the
edge of something.

12. 4. Loop- a length, line or rope
that is doubled over to make an
opening.
5. Knot- an intertwining of the
parts of one or more ropes.

13. TOOLS AND MATERIALS

14. Piece of cloth
Hand needle

15. Thread
Hook and Eye

16. Scissors
Pin cushion

17. Tailors chalkPencil

18. Tape measure

19. GOOD WORKING HABITS
1. Prepare all the needed tools and
materials.
2. Observe cleanliness at all times.
3. Clip or tie your hair while
working.
4. Use scissors in cutting the thread
not your teeth.

20. 5. An elbow of thread is
appropriate to use for easy
sewing.
6. Work with hands and not your
lips and be attentive to your
work.
7. Follow the step by step
procedure.

21. VIDEO
PRESENTATION

22. Sewing on Hook and Eyes.mp4

23. PROCEDURE
For the hook:
1. Measure 1/8 inch from the finished edge
for allowance and mark position and sew
the hook.

24. 2. To hide the knot, place your first stitch
under the hook. Take four overhand stitches
across the neck of the hook to secure.

25. 3. Pass needle under the hook and top
layer of fabric toward the wire loops.
The needle should exit up through the
loop.

26. 4.Take 5-8 overhand stitches over the
looped wire of the hook and lock to
prevent stitches from coming loose.

27. For the eye:
1. Measure 1/8 inch beyond the finished edge
and mark for the end of the round eye. Then,
sew with small overhand stitches along the rings
and lock.

28. Criteria Points S 1 S-2
Accuracy 40%
Neatness 30%
Safety
precautions
30%
Total 100%
Rubrics
“Sewing Hook and Eye”
Generalizaton

29. Evaluation
Direction: Choose only the letter of the
correct answer. Write the answer on the
sheet provided.
1.Which of the following materials does
not belong in sewing hook and eye?
a. Tape measure
b. Scissors
c. Thread
d. Pins

30. 2. Which type of fastener that
consist of a small blunt metal and
inserted in a corresponding loop.
a. Button
b. Snaps
c. Hook and eye
d. Zipper

31. 3. What stitch that pass over
an edge vertically?
a. Back stitch
b. Button hole stitch
c. Overhand stitch
d. Cable stitch

32. 4. Why do we need only elbow
level of thread?
a. To avoid looping of stitches
b. To avoid tangling of thread
c. To avoid hitting the person
near you
d. All of the above

33. 5. What kind of eye is used to
fasten edges that meet each
other.
a. Round eye
b. Straight eye
c. Bulls eye
d. None of the above

34. Assignment
Direction: Copy and write your answer in a
½ sheet of paper and submit tomorrow.
1. What is button?
2. What are the types of buttons?
Reference:
•Module Title: Sewing Casual Apparel
page 24-28
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