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Steps Material s Equipment Skills Time Prep aration Finalize des ign based on fun ctio n of product and customer feedback. Take a clean sheet of paper and transfer the modified design onto it, complete with measurements, in pen for clarit. !se different line stling and colors to differentiate between the different parts, materials and stitches of the product. "abel the different names of the different parts of the product accordingl. #lean sheet of  $% paper. &ifferent colored pens and the original plan for the modified design. 'rganization to manage information that will be transferred. &rawing skills for clarit of the image and accurac of the shapes. 'ne hour to transfer the information and label the different parts accordingl. Purchase the materials needed to create product based on the final design. Materials "ist( Plain fabric( )*+%cm Patterned fabric( %+-*cm Fabric, set of clips, and string. Paper and stationar to list the materials and bag to transport materials. 'rganization to account materials. Shopping skills for qualit of materials. 'ne da to isit the different places that proide the arious materials. Prepare the materials and tools needed to create the product. Transfer the design of the product onto the fabric using a ruler and tailor/s chalk. &o this on a flat, firm surface so that the fabric doesn/t shift as it is being drawn on. $ should be transferred onto the plain fabric, and 01#1& should be transferred onto the patterned fabric. #ut out the different pieces of the fabric. Then, with a pencil, write the titles of the different cutout parts based on the labels in the design. &o this on the inside. Make sure the tools are fit for creating b testing them out before hand on a scrap piece of fabric. Make sure the settings on the sewing machine don/t taut the string, so that the tread won/t snap. Fabric, string on a roller. Tailor/s chalk, ruler, scissors, and pencil to transfer the design. Sewing machine and string to test the tools. Measuring and drawing skills to transfer the design. #utting skills to cut out the fabric. Sewing skills to test the machine and tension of the string. 2* minutes to transfer the design parts on the fabric. 3 minutes to cut out the design. 2* minutes to practice on the sewing machine and fi+ the tension of the strings. 'e ral l Ti me 4&as ( 5ours ( Min ut es6 *3(*- (3 #reating Setting up t he sewing machine Threading strings Fishing the thread from the bobbin under the stage.  $d7ust the machine/s settings. String on a roller Sewing machine, bobbins, electricit, needles. Sewing skills to set1up the machine. Twent minutes to prepare the machine and fish the thread Sewing the bod of the product according to the finalized design.  $dding p ins where t he/re needed to position the fabric. Fabric and string to create the product Sewing machine to sew the fabrics together, and pins to make an ad7ustment to the position of 'rganization skill to aoid misusing the fabric, and sewing skills to sew the parts of the pencil case together. - hours to sew, and fifteen minutes to clean up the area. 3. Ta ke Pattern $, then fold the bottom half upwards according to lowest horizontal dashed line. -. Sew oer the e rtical d ashed lines between Sectors 31-12. 2. Fol d th e bleeds i nward s and sew

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Steps Materials

Equipment Skills Time

Preparation Finalize design based on function ofproduct and customer feedback.

• Take a clean sheet of paper

and transfer the modifieddesign onto it, complete withmeasurements, in pen forclarit. !se different linestling and colors todifferentiate between thedifferent parts, materials andstitches of the product.

• "abel the different names of

the different parts of theproduct accordingl.

#leansheet of

 $%paper.

&ifferentcoloredpens andthe originalplan for themodifieddesign.

'rganizationto manageinformationthat will betransferred.&rawing skillsfor clarit ofthe imageand accuracof theshapes.

'ne hour totransfer theinformation andlabel thedifferent partsaccordingl.

Purchase the materials needed tocreate product based on the finaldesign. Materials "ist(

• Plain fabric( )*+%cm

•Patterned fabric( %+-*cm

Fabric,set ofclips,and

string.

Paper andstationarto list thematerials

and bag totransportmaterials.

'rganizationto accountmaterials.Shopping

skills forqualit ofmaterials.

'ne da to isitthe differentplaces thatproide the

ariousmaterials.

Prepare the materials and toolsneeded to create the product.

• Transfer the design of the

product onto the fabric usinga ruler and tailor/s chalk. &othis on a flat, firm surface sothat the fabric doesn/t shiftas it is being drawn on. $should be transferred onto

the plain fabric, and 01#1&should be transferred ontothe patterned fabric.

• #ut out the different pieces

of the fabric. Then, with apencil, write the titles of thedifferent cutout parts basedon the labels in the design.&o this on the inside.

• Make sure the tools are fit for 

creating b testing them outbefore hand on a scrap piece

of fabric. Make sure thesettings on the sewingmachine don/t taut the string,so that the tread won/t snap.

Fabric,string ona roller.

Tailor/schalk, ruler,scissors,and pencilto transferthe design.Sewingmachineand string

to test thetools.

Measuringand drawingskills totransfer thedesign.#utting skillsto cut out thefabric.Sewing skills

to test themachine andtension of thestring.

2* minutes totransfer thedesign parts onthe fabric. 3minutes to cutout the design.2* minutes topractice on thesewing

machine andfi+ the tensionof the strings.

'erall Time 4&as ( 5ours ( Minutes6 *3(*-(3

#reating Setting up the sewing machine

• Threading strings

• Fishing the thread from the

bobbin under the stage.

•  $d7ust the machine/s

settings.

String ona roller 

Sewingmachine,bobbins,electricit,needles.

Sewing skillsto set1up themachine.

Twent minutesto prepare themachine andfish the thread

Sewing the bod of the productaccording to the finalized design.

•  $dding pins where the/re

needed to position the fabric.

Fabricandstring tocreatetheproduct

Sewingmachine tosew thefabricstogether,and pins tomake anad7ustmentto theposition ofthe fabric.

'rganizationskill to aoidmisusing thefabric, andsewing skillsto sew theparts of thepencil casetogether.

- hours to sew,and fifteenminutes toclean up thearea.3. Take Pattern $, then fold the

bottom half upwards according tolowest horizontal dashed line.

-. Sew oer the ertical dashedlines between Sectors 31-12.

2. Fold the bleeds inwards and sewoer the left and right sides ofSector 3 and 2 respectiel.

%. Fold the top half downward. $ttach the zipper on the top andbottom half, so that it stars at thetop right of Sector 2, through thesectors/ horizontal line diiding

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the hales, and ends at the top1left of Sector 3.

. $ttach 8 of the set of clips onthe flap, 3 cm after the bleed.

). Position Pattern 0/s wrong sideoer the flap so that the alignperfectl. Sew oer the horizontaland diagonal bleeds, leaing theertical one.

9. Flip Pattern 0 outwards so thatthe patterned side is isible whenou flip oer Pattern $. Fold thebleed of the ertical sideinwards, then sew oer.

:. 'n Sector -, -cm from thedashed line separating it fromSector 3, sew the second half ofthe set of clips, so that it sitscenter on the ertical a+is.

;. For all the patterns of Pattern #,&, and E, fold the bleeds inside,then fold each pattern inwardsaccording to the two outmostdiagonal lines, and then foldaccording to the center dashedline. Sew oer the length.

3*. Flip Pattern $ back oer, so thatthe zipper is isible. 'pen thetop half of the flap. Sew eachPattern # inside Sector - < 2 inits place.

33. Fold Pattern & so that the endsmeet and align and the rest ofthe fabric creates a loop

3-. Stitch the ends of Pattern & ontothe bottom left corner of Sector 3

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Finalizing $dding finalized details that cannotbe done with a sewing machinebecause of its miniscule size

• 5and sewing buttons and

fabric1strings to the design

•  $dding hand1sown designs

to accent the product.

Fabric,buttons,thread,woolthreads.

=eedles toadd thedetails tothe product

Manualsewing skillsto ensurestrength andneatness.

5alf1an hour sothat the sewingis neat andstead.

Making final ad7ustments to theproduct as a form of qualit control.

• #utting off access thread.

• 5and1sewing in places that

need fi+ing, like pieces thataren/t wholl attached toeach other or closing of openends.

String =eedles tosew thead7ustments

Manualsewing skillsfocused onstrength andneatness.&etermination to assesthe entireproduct forfaults

Ten minutes toasses thepencil case andfifteen minutesthe make thefinalad7ustments

'erall Time 4&as ( 5ours ( Minutes6 **(**(