Parents would choose children’s clothes with ____1_____ colors accompanied with ____2____ to let the children keep their little things.

Since children learn to fix themselves clothes with ____3____ opening are recommended and fastened with ____4_____ to let the kids manipulate easily.

Since children are energetic, for extra strength, stitch ___5_____ area like armholes to avoid frequent mending of seams.

Toddlers’ clothing should be soft and unstructured to allow freedom of movement and comfort.

High button collars are ideal for toddlers because they help keep the garment in place.

Snap leg openings on toddlers’ pants make diaper changing easier.

Preschoolers no longer need clothing that allows them to move freely.

Large neck and armhole openings help toddlers learn to dress themselves more easily.

Preschoolers prefer garments without pockets since they have no use for them.

Growth features such as adjustable straps and elasticized waistlines help children’s clothes last longer as they grow.

Ella’s daughter will perform ballet on stage. The costume must be lightweight, airy, and hold its shape for the tutu. Which fabric should Ella select?

A mother complains that her child’s new silk dress faded quickly after washing. What property of silk explains this problem?

A student is tasked to recommend a fabric for an outdoor children’s fashion show. She must choose something that is stylish yet cool and comfortable under sunlight. Which fabric should she recommend?

Maricel is sewing matching outfits for her twin daughters. She wants bright, colorful dresses that are soft and easy to press. What fabric should she buy?

a loop fastening made of braid or cording

a piece of fabric applied to a garment to form a container

a large ornamental pin place in front or shoulder arm

pieces of bones, metals, glasses of various shapes and sizes

A piece of cloth cut 45 degrees angle and attached at the edge of the garment especially in the curve parts like necklines and armholes. This can be used in straight edges for decorative purposes and reinforcement of fabric edge.

Cut in the same shape as the part to be used. Either worn inside or outside of the garment

A pocket is a pouch that is open at both ends and stitched on the garment.

The size, shape, and placement of a pocket should match and enhance the overall design of the garment.

Pockets only serve decorative purposes in garments.

A fashion designer and pattern master must consider the type of pocket based on the garment’s purpose and style.