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    This document defines key vocabulary terms used in sewing and provides a hint for threading a needle. It defines applique, embroider, eye, felt, seam allowance, stitch, and thread. It then provides a hint that when threading a needle, one should not tie a knot at the eye and instead offers two alternative methods: tying the two thread ends together to form a loop or tying a knot at one end of the thread and sewing with a single strand while holding the thread as the needle is pulled.

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    This document defines key vocabulary terms used in sewing and provides a hint for threading a needle. It defines applique, embroider, eye, felt, seam allowance, stitch, and thread. It then provides a hint that when threading a needle, one should not tie a knot at the eye and instead offers two alternative methods: tying the two thread ends together to form a loop or tying a knot at one end of the thread and sewing with a single strand while holding the thread as the needle is pulled.

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    This document defines key vocabulary terms used in sewing and provides a hint for threading a needle. It defines applique, embroider, eye, felt, seam allowance, stitch, and thread. It then provides a hint that when threading a needle, one should not tie a knot at the eye and instead offers two alternative methods: tying the two thread ends together to form a loop or tying a knot at one end of the thread and sewing with a single strand while holding the thread as the needle is pulled.

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    Vocabulary Soft Sculpture Stitching

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    This document defines key vocabulary terms used in sewing and provides a hint for threading a needle. It defines applique, embroider, eye, felt, seam allowance, stitch, and thread. It then provides a hint that when threading a needle, one should not tie a knot at the eye and instead offers two alternative methods: tying the two thread ends together to form a loop or tying a knot at one end of the thread and sewing with a single strand while holding the thread as the needle is pulled.

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    Vocabulary

    Applique- to sew one piece of fabric on top of another


    Embroider- decorate cloth by sewing patterns on it with thread
    Eye- opening in the needle for the thread to pass through
    Felt-a textile that is produced by matting and pressing fibers together. Felt can be made of natural fibers such as
    wool or synthetic fibers such as acrylic.
    Seam allowance-the area between the edge of the fabric and the stitching
    Stitch- a loop of thread resulting from a single pass or movement of the needle in sewing
    Thread-a long thin strand of cotton, nylon or other fibers used in swing or weaving

    Hint
    When threading the needle, do not tie a knot at the eye
    of the needle. Try one of these options instead. Tie the
    two ends of the thread together forming a loop. (This
    method uses twice as much thread.) Or, tie a knot at
    one end of the piece of thread and sew with a single
    strand. If you try this method you have to hold onto
    the thread as you pull the needle. If you forget to hold
    the thread as you pull the needle, the thread will pull
    out of the needle.

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