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I can stitch a quality
RUNNING STITCH
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Beginning and end of
stitches are not secured by a knot (stitches can easily
be pulled out). Stitches are unevenly spaced. Stitches
are far apart. Thread tails are long, not clipped. Seam
is very crooked and sloppy.
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Beginning OR end of
stitches are secured by a knot. Stitches are somewhat
evenly spaced and close together (no more than 1/2 inch
apart). Thread tails are somewhat clipped. Seam is a
little crooked.
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Beginning and end of
stitches are secured by a knot. Stitches are relatively
evenly spaced and close together. Thread tails are neatly
clipped close to stitches. Stitches are somewhat straight.
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Beginning and end of
stitching is secured by a knot. Stitches are evenly
spaced and close together (no more than 1/4 inch apart).
Both thread tails are clipped close to the knot. Stitches
are relatively straight.
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I can stitch a BACKSTITCH.
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Beginning and end of
stitches are not secured by a knot (stitches can easily
be pulled out). Stitches are unevenly spaced. Stitches
are far apart. Thread tails are long, not clipped. Seam
is very crooked and sloppy.
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Beginning OR end of
stitches are secured by a knot. Stitches are somewhat
evenly spaced and close together (no more than 1/2 inch
apart). Thread tails are somewhat clipped. Seam is a
little crooked.
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Beginning and end of
stitches are secured by a knot. Stitches are relatively
evenly spaced and close together. Thread tails are neatly
clipped close to stitches. Stitches are somewhat straight.
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Beginning and end of
stitching is secured by a knot. Stitches are evenly
spaced and close together (no more than 1/4 inch apart).
Both thread tails are clipped close to the knot. Stitches
are relatively straight.
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I can stitch a WHIP
STITCH.
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Whip stitch is not
sewn along the edge of the appliqué - it is inside
the appliqué. Beginning and end of stitches are
not secured by a knot (stitches can easily be pulled
out). Stitches are unevenly spaced. Stitches are too
far apart. Thread tails are long, not clipped. Seam
is very crooked and sloppy.
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Whip stitch is sewn
along part of the edge of the appliqué. Beginning
OR end of stitches are secured by a knot. Stitches are
somewhat evenly spaced and close together (no more than
1/2 inch apart). Thread tails are somewhat clipped.
Seam is a little crooked.
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Whip stitches are sewn
relatively neatly along the edge of the appliqué.
Beginning and end of stitches are secured by a knot.
Stitches are relatively evenly spaced and close together.
Thread tails are neatly clipped close to stitches. Stitches
are somewhat straight.
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Whip stitches are neatly
sewn along the edge of the appliqué. they don't
extend beyond the edge. Beginning and end of stitching
is secured by a knot. Stitches are evenly spaced and
close together (no more than 1/4 inch apart). Both thread
tails are clipped close to the knot. Stitches are relatively
straight.
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I can stitch an
OUTLINE STITCH with Embroidery Floss.
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6 strands of embroidery
floss is used (floss is not split before stitching).
Stitches do not look identical (does not look like a
twisted rope lying on the fabric). Beginning and end
of stitches are not secured by a knot (stitches can
easily be pulled out). Stitches are unevenly spaced.
Stitches are too far apart. Thread tails are long, not
clipped. Seam is very crooked and sloppy.
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6 strands of embroidery
floss is used (floss is not split before stitching).
Beginning OR end of stitches are secured by a knot.
Stitches are somewhat evenly spaced and close together
(no more than 1/2 inch apart). Thread tails are somewhat
clipped. Seam is a little crooked.
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More or less than 3
strands of embroidery floss is used. Beginning and end
of stitches are secured by a knot. Stitches are relatively
evenly spaced and close together. Thread tails are neatly
clipped close to stitches. Stitches are somewhat straight.
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3 strands of embroidery
floss is used (floss is split in half before stitching)
Every stitch looks identical (it looks like a twisted
rope lying on the fabric). Beginning and end of stitching
is secured by a knot. Stitches are evenly spaced and
close together (no more than 1/4 inch apart). Both thread
tails are clipped close to the knot. Stitches are relatively
straight.
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I can sew a 2- or
4-hole BUTTON with a THREAD SHANK.
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Button is sewn with
embroidery floss. Button is sewn with one stitch. Button
is sewn but stitches were not sewn over a toothpick.
Thread is not wound around the stitches to make a thread
shank. Stitches wrap around the outer edge of the button
(instead of through the holes). Stitches are not secure.
Thread tails are long, sloppy, not clipped.
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Button is sewn with
ordinary thread. Button is somewhat "lifted" above the
fabric by the thread shank. It is not obvious if a toothpick
was used to create the thread shank. Button is sewn
with more than 4 stitches, stitches look thick through
the holes. Thread is wound around the stitches under
the button more than 4-5 times. It is thick-looking.
Thread tails are long, not clipped.
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Button is "lifted"
above the fabric by the thread shank. Button is fairly
neatly sewn; it is securely stitched. Button is sewn
with ordinary thread. Button is sewn with 3-4 stitches.
Stitches were made sewing over a toothpick. Thread is
wound around the stitches 3-4 times. Thread tails are
somewhat visible.
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Button is "lifted"
above the fabric by the thread shank. Button is very
neatly, securely sewn to the fabric. Button is sewn
with ordinary thread. Button is sewn with 3-4 stitches,
going through each hole evenly. Stitches were made sewing
over a toothpick. Thread is wound neatly around the
stitches under the button 3-4 times. Stitches are secure.
Thread tails are not visible.
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