Clothing, Textiles and Fashion 10, 20, 30
CTFA21
Module 21:Basic Quilting (Optional)
Outcome
Create a basic quilt.
Indicators
| (a) | Investigate cultural and historic significance of quilting (e.g., pioneers, First Nations, Underground Railway, re-use of fabric, social significance). |
| (b) |
Explore quilting equipment:
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| (c) | Demonstrate appropriate care and use of equipment (e.g., setting machine tension, stitch selection, proper use of machine attachments). |
| (d) | Examine a variety of quilting patterns (e.g., log cabin, bear paw, star) for quilt creations. |
| (e) | Select a pattern (e.g., rag quilts, simple block quilts). |
| (f) | Apply mathematical concepts (e.g., problem solving, estimation, measurement, pattern-making, tessellations, geometric shapes) found within the process of quilting. |
| (g) | Apply knowledge of quilt pattern construction (e.g., cutting of fabric, notions, fabric choices, sub-cutting) to basic quilt creation. |
| (h) | Practise quilt finishing techniques (e.g., bias binding, attachment). |
| (i) | Construct quilt using basic techniques (e.g., block assembly, pressing techniques, row assembly, layering of batting, pinning, stitch in the ditch). |
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