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LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION 6
(Home Economics)
Module: 3
PROJECT PLAN FOR HOUSEHOLD
LINENS, SUPPLIES/ MATERIALS AND TOOLS
NEEDED FOR THE PROJECT
TLE 6 – HOME ECONOMICS – MODULE 3
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TECHNOLOGY AND
LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION 6
(Home Economics)
Quarter 0 – Module: 3
PROJECT PLAN FOR HOUSEHOLD
LINENS, SUPPLIES/ MATERIALS AND TOOLS
NEEDED FOR THE PROJECT
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Welcome to the Module “Project Plan for Household Linens and Supplies/Materials
and Tools Needed for the Project”, TLEHE6 – 0c-6 prepares project plan for household
linens and TLEHE6 – 0c-7 identifies supplies/materials and tools for the project”.. This
module contains training materials and activities for you to complete in five days.
The unit of competency, prepares project plan for household linens and identifies
supplies/materials and tools for the project contains the knowledge, skills and attitudes
required for Grade TLE 6 Home Economics.
If there are questions or clarifications regarding this module, ask your EPP/TLE
teacher for assistance.
In this module you will learn about preparing project plan for household linens and
identifying supplies/materials and tools needed for the project. This will widen your
learning experiences, desirable work attitude and skills necessary for you to become
independent and productive individual in the future.
You may already have some basic knowledge and skills covered in this module. If
you can demonstrate competence to your teacher in a particular skill, talk to your teacher
so you do not have to undergo the same training/module again.
After completing this module, ask your teacher to assess your competence. Result
of your assessment will be recorded in your achievement record. All the learning activities
are designed for you to complete at your own pace.
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In this module, you will find the activities for you to complete and relevant
information sheets for each learning outcome. Each learning outcome may have more
than one learning activity.
This module is prepared to help you achieve the required competency in receiving
and relaying information. This will be the source of information that will enable you to
acquire the knowledge and skills in Grade 6 TLE Home Economics independently at your
own pace with minimum supervision from your teacher.
OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards demonstrates an understanding of and skills in
sewing household linens
B. Performance Standards sews household linens using appropriate tools
and materials and applying basic principles in
sewing.
C. Learning Competency TLEHE6 – 0c-6 prepares project plan for
household linens
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This module is designed to assist you in your journey in developing your skills,
knowledge, and attitudes in TLE6-HOME ECONOMICS specifically in PREPARING
PROJECT PLAN for HOUSEHOLD LINENS (TLE6HE-0c-6) and IDENTIFYING
SUPPLIES/MATERIALS AND TOOLS NEEDED FOR THE PROJECT (TLE6HE -0c-7)
This learning package will engage you to an interplay of print activities. You just
need to follow the instructions and answer independently all the learning activities and
challenges in this module. Do not worry, you can do it! You will learn a lot while having
fun. We encourage you to take good care of this material. It would be highly appreciated
if you use it with proper care so our future learners can experience it too.
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TECHNICAL TERMS
(Vocabulary List)
Project Plan it is a formal document designed to guide the control and execution of a
project1
Procedure is the step in making the project accompanied by illustrations for clarity and
understanding 3.
Evaluation is to check the quality of the finished product with the use of a scorecard or a
rubric for evaluating the project. 4
Supplies/Materials are consumable items used in the course of conducting the scope of
work for a project 7.
Tools are instruments that aid in accomplishing a sewing task. It can be manipulated by
hands. 8
Household Linens are items made of cloth, such as tablecloths, sheets, and pillowcases,
which are intended for daily use at home. 9
Fabric Prepping or prepping your fabric is the pre-treatment of garment before cutting.
11
Pattern Layout is the laying of pattern pieces over the fabric in an economical way. 13
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PRE-TEST
To determine your possessed learning from this module, you need to answer this
PRE-TEST. Write your answer in your notebook. The result of this pre-test will be the
basis of your teacher in giving reinforcement for you to become competent after finishing
the module.
Directions. Identify what is being described in each item then write the letter of the
correct answer in your notebook.
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After taking the pretest, present your answer to your teacher and proceed to the
lessons of this module. Take time to read the instructions and perform the tasks or
activities that you need to comply. If you have some clarification/s in very lesson, you
need to consult your teacher.
Good luck and you can now proceed to the lesson/s of this module.
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Subject/Grade/Component:
Grade 6 TLE – Home Economics
Competency: prepares project plan for household linens
TLE6HE0c-6
INTRODUCTION
Lesson 1, “Project Plan for Household Linens” is the first preparatory step in
planning a project. This is a careful and systematic planning on how to sew the household
linens, what you plan to sew, the materials you need, and how you will go about the
project. 14
The following are guidelines to consider in planning a project. First, once you have
chosen the design, list the materials needed. Next, choose the fabric most suitable for
the project. Then, plan the steps to be followed in making the project. And last, prepare
the sewing tools and materials. 15
In the succeeding lessons, you will learn more about the supplies/materials and
tools you will be needing for the household linen project, the fabric preparation before
cutting and sewing, the drafting of patterns, the actual sewing of household linens and
also how you will assess your finished product with the use of rubrics.
At the end of lesson 1, you are expected to prepare your own project plan for your
household linen.
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INFORMATION 1
A project plan is the key to a successful project. It is the most important document
that needs to be created when starting any project. 16
I. Name of a Project – This is the name of the project you will be doing.
II. Objectives - Give at least three reasons why you are making the project.
III. Sketch– This is an illustration of the project to be done for clarity and
understanding.
IV. Supplies/Materials and Tools – This is the list of the materials and tools
you will be needing in the process of doing the project with their
descriptions like the quantity, the unit cost and the total cost.
V. Procedure – This is the systematic way that must be followed in making
the project.
VI. Evaluation – This is the checking of the quality of the finished product
with the use of rubrics and scorecard.
INFORMATION SHEET 2
After watching the video, you proceed to Learning Activities. Read the instructions
carefully for each activity.
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Match the parts of a project plan listed in Column A to the specific examples given
in Column B. Write the letter of your answer to the space provided before each number.
Write your answer in your activity notebook.
A B
_____1. Name of Project a patterned fabric, thread, sewing machine,
.
tape measure, fabric shears, dressmaker’s
_____2. Objectives Pin and flat iron
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Make a simple project plan in sewing a pillow cover. Be guided by the following
details.
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Criteria Percentage/
Points
Workmanship 40%
Correct measurement 20%
Proper prepping of fabric was done 20%
Appearance 20%
Now, check your work. Refer to the rubrics that your teacher will
provide. Below is the basis for rating your score in this activity.
If you get ……
8-10 Very Good You have gained complete knowledge on the topic
5-7 Good You have gained adequate knowledge on the topic
0-4 Fair You can study the topic again to improve.
COMPETENCY TLE6HE-0c -6
Direction: Prepare a project plan about sewing an apron. Fill-up the given project
plan format. There is a corresponding score/point in every part of the
Project Plan. The perfect score is 20 points.
Click the link to watch a simple video about “How to Make a Back Cross Strap
Apron”. This video will guide you in completing the task below.
https://www.thedailysew.com/2014/12/easy-to-make-back-cross-strap-
apron/
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PROJECT PLAN
(1 point)
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V. Procedure: (6 points)
1.__________________________________________________________
2. __________________________________________________________
3. __________________________________________________________
4. __________________________________________________________
5. __________________________________________________________
6. __________________________________________________________
Criteria Percentage/Point
s
__________________________________ _________
_
__________________________________ _________
_
__________________________________ _________
_
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This is to measure the amount of learning you acquired after going through with
the learning activities of this module. Answer the questions and tasks to determine
whether you can proceed to the next module or re-study this module.
Make a project plan of a “pillow case with a flap”. Use the format discussed in this
lesson. Submit your output in a short size coupon bond with 1”margin.
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Subject/Grade/Component:
Grade 6 TLE – Home Economics
Identifies tools, materials/supplies needed for the
Competency: project. TLE6HE-0c-7
Introduction
One of the parts of the project plan making is “tools and materials”. You cannot
pursue your project without this part. So, today’s lesson, “identifying supplies/materials
and tools needed for the project” is an extension of Week 3 - Module 3, Lesson 1.
Identifying the needed supplies/materials and tools for the project must be given
careful planning and analysis. Taking into consideration the availability of the
supplies/materials and tools in the local market as well as the quality and cost that entails
with it.
Tools as you know are very important in project making. These are the devices
you will use to carry out the step-by-step procedures in finishing the product particularly
a project. Without tools, no one can perform anything. And if your tools are not in their
perfect conditions, accomplishing something will be very difficult and time consuming.
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to list down 5 examples of
supplies/materials and another 5 examples of tools needed in sewing project.
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LESSON PROPER/INFORMATION:
Supplies/materials and tools differ from each other. Supplies and materials are
both consumable within a certain period. They are those that will be used for the
production of a project. 17 However, tools are devices that can be used to achieve a task
but not consumed in the process.
To easily understand the difference between supplies/materials and tools, you take
a look at the picture below. Cutting is part of sewing project. Usually, we need to cut
something to put shape into the project.
https://www.alamy.com/scissors-cutting-blue-fabric-close-up-of-hands-of-a-young-girl-seamstress-who-cuts-fabric-image345217681.html
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In your EPP5-HE, you already learned some of the supplies/materials and tools in
sewing projects. It means, you can now identify and give the names of the pictures below.
To do this, choose your answer from the box and write it on your TLE 6 test notebook.
After identifying the pictures above, you need to perform the tasks for you to be
familiarize more with the different supplies/materials and tools for household linens.
Use your TLE 6 test notebook and try to copy the chart.
Below are few examples of supplies/materials and tools needed for sewing
purposes. Can you guess and identify each one? To do this, you write YES on the space
provided if the given picture and the name opposite the number is correct and write NO if
the given picture and its name is incorrect. If your answer is NO, justify your answer by
writing a simple explanation on the given space.
1. Fabric
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2. Seam
ripper
3. Pinking
Shears
4. Thread
5. Thimble
6. Gauge
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In every sewing activity, there are supplies/materials and tool needed to make do
with your task. In your TLEHE6 test notebook. Copy the chart and complete the missing
data to show the relationship between the supplies/materials and tools in accomplishing
the task. You can choose your answer from the box below.
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Below is a Venn Diagram. Copy this diagram in your TLE6 test notebook. Venn
diagram has two circles overlapping each other. This is use to show comparison and the
similarities of two items. What you are going to do here is to write examples of tools and
supplies as shown in the diagram in your test notebook. At the center of the Venn
Diagram, you will write here any idea that shows the relationships of supplies and tools.
The perfect score is 10 points.
1. _____ 1. _____
2. _____ 2. _____
2 pts.
3. _____ _________ 3. _____
4. _____ _________ 4. _____
_
TOOLS SUPPLIES
After you have done the different tasks/activities, you will answer the self-check to
determine the knowledge and skill you learn from this module.
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COMPETENCY TLE6HE-0c-7
Read and undertand this question and write your answer in your TLE6 test
notebook. You are guided by the rubric below for your reference in rating your work.
Answer:
_____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________.
Your answer for the Self-Check Competency TLE6HE-0d-7 will be guided by the
Rubrics. You will receive the equivalent point/s if you meet the required standard in
accomplishing your answer.
Points Criteria
5 The answer is clear, correct, and well explained.
3 The answer is clear, correct but not properly explained
2 The answer is incorrect
0 There is no answer
The perfect score is 5 points.
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ASSIGNMENT/FURTHER INSTRUCTION/S
After finishing all the required tasks and activities including the self-check, refer to
your teacher the next task you need to perform/accomplish.
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INTRODUCTION:
In Module 3, Day 4, you learned that supplies and materials are also called
consumable items. Consumable because once you used it, you cannot return it into its
original size and shape. Whereas tools are items that cannot be consumed even if you
use it repeatedly for some time.
When we say “actually needed” it means not all sewing supplies/materials and
tools you learned from previous lessons can be used in a certain sewing project. Your
sewing project for TLE6HE is about household linens. More specifically, it is about sewing
“Envelope Pillowcase”. Because of the simplicity of your project, only the basic
supplies/materials and tools will be needed to finish your project.
After the lesson, you are expected to make a list of all the needed
supplies/materials and tools you will actually use in your project “Envelope Pillowcase” in
your TLE 6 notebook.
LESSON PROPER/INFORMATION:
Parts of sewing project are the following: Make a Project Plan, Fabric Prepping,
Drafting of Pattern, Pattern Layout, Cutting of Fabric, Sewing of Household Linens and
Evaluation/Assessment. There are 7 parts, but we will only focus on the
supplies/materials and tools needed starting from the fabric prepping up to the actual
sewing of household linens.
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1. Fabric Prepping
Supplies/Materials – Laundry soap, water, electricity and fabric
Tools – Basin, electric iron, iron board, water sprayer, dressmaker’s
shear and clipper
2. Drafting of Pattern
Supplies/Materials – pattern paper
Tools – L square/yard stick, pins and tape measure, tailored chalk, pencil
and scissors
3. Pattern Layout
Supplies/Materials – pattern paper, carbon paper, fabric and thread
Tools – Tracing wheel, L square/yard stick, tape measure, pins/pin cushion,
tailored chalk and hand needle
4. Cutting of Fabric
Supplies/Materials – fabric, pattern paper
Tools – pins/pin cushion, fabric shear and rotary cutter (optional)
The list of supplies/materials and tools needed in every sewing activity as shown
above provides you an insight that the needed supplies/materials and tools might differ
from each activity depending on the kind of sewing project.
However, there are some supplies/materials and tools in sewing that are not
needed in our sewing project such as: pattern weights, french curve, hip curve, tweezers,
sewing gauge, binder clips, cutting mat, garter, zipper, cord, ribbons and more.
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Based from the above information, identify the supplies/materials and tools needed
for your project “Envelope Pillowcase”. Put YES if it is needed and put NO if it is not
needed. Write your answer in your TLE6HE test notebook.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
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After performing the learning activities, you need to perform the tasks for you to be
familiarize more with the different supplies/materials and tools needed in every step of
sewing the household linens.
In your TLEHE6 test notebook, copy the diagram. In the center circle is “Pattern
Layout”. This is one of the step/activity in sewing project. Your task is to write in the outer
ring of circles the supplies/materials and tools needed in laying out the pattern on the
fabric/pattern layout. The perfect score is 10 points.
1.
_____
7. 2.
_____ _____
Pattern
Layout
6. 3.
_____ _____
5. 4.
_____ _____
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Points Criteria
1 for every correct answer
3 is added if you copied the correct diagram
0 No additional point is added if no diagram was copied.
In drafting a pattern for your sewing project, you will need both supplies/materials
and tools to do so. Below is an EQUATION Diagram. It reflects the idea that you need
two different items in order to arrive at a given result. In this task, you will write in Circle
A, all available supplies you can find inside the box below and in Circle B, you will also
write all the tools needed that you can see inside the box in order to produce your Draft
Pattern. Do this in your TLE6 HE test notebook. Perfect score is 5 points.
A B
DRAFT
PATTERN
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Copy the PUZZLE BOX in your TLEHE6 test notebook. Look and CIRCLE the
names of supplies/materials and tools that are needed in Fabric Prepping. You can use
the words in the box below as your guide.
D N T V A S W I R O N B O A R D
O R N D K T B Y K L U S R I O S
F G E L E C T R I C I T Y H J C
V B A S I N M S E T B S I M O P
D G Q J S I B V Y M I A E J F W
L F G H R F F S F K Y R G S A A
A D T H E W A T E R T M N S A T
U R F T E S B B G M E L A Q C E
N X R B H U R N R R U E D G I R
D D B N E Y I T O I G K H D C S
R V W T E H C V Y M C E O B A P
Y F F O R L E E T K J S I G D R
S O C L I P P E R A S G H E J A
O U E Q D T U G S G Q E F E S Y
A T N H U K T Y F Y S K D L A E
P U E L E C T R I C I R O N F R
After you have done the different tasks/activities, you will answer the self-check to
determine the knowledge and skill you learn from this module.
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Read and undertand this question and write your answer in your TLE6 test
notebook. You are guided by the rubric below for your reference in rating your work.
Below are the list of supplies/materials actually needed for your sewing project
“Envelope Pillowcase”.
1. What is the most important supply/material that is actually needed for you to
finish your sewing project “Envelope Pillowcase”? Choose your answer from the list
above. Justify your answer by giving a good explanation. Read the “Rubrics” below to
guide you in answering the question. Write your answer in your TLE6HE test notebook.
Answer:
_____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________.
Your answer for the Self-Check Competency TLE6HE-0d-7 will be guided by the
Rubrics. You will receive the equivalent point/s if you meet the required standard in
accomplishing your answer. The answer is precise and concise.
Points Criteria
5 One supply/material from the list is selected. There is a
justification answer. It is clear and accurate.
4 One supply/material from the list is selected. There is a
justification answer. It is clear but inaccurate.
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Make a list of supplies/materials and tools you will need in sewing your
household linen project “Envelop Pillowcase” Do this in your TLE 6 notebook.
After finishing all the required tasks and activities including the self-check, refer to
your teacher the next task you need to perform/accomplish.
Let us measure the amount of learning you acquired after going through with
learning activities of this module. Answer the post-test to determine whether you can
proceed to the next module or re-study this module. Write your answer in your TLE6HE
test notebook.
POST TEST
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V. Procedure: (6 points)
1.
2.
3.
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4.
5.
6.
VI.Evaluation: (3 points)
Points Criteria
__ _________________________________________________
__ _________________________________________________
__ _________________________________________________
0 No project was made
Directions. Identify what is being described in each item then write the letter of the
correct answer in your TLE6HE notebook.
1. These are examples of tools except one. What is this?
A. Tracing wheel C. Tape measure
B. Thread D. T-square
2. These are example of supplies and materials except one. What is this?
A. Thread C. Seam Ripper
B. Fabric D. Tailor’s Chalk
3. These are the tools needed for sewing except one. What is this?
A. Fabric’s shear C. Tape measure
B. Fabric D. Needle
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ANSWER KEY
10. A 5. B
9. D 4. C
8. B 3. A
7. C 2. C
6. B 1. B
LEARNING ACTIVITIES 1
6. E
5. F
4. A
3. D
2. B
1. C
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LEARNING ACTIVITIES 2
III. Sketch:
B. Tools
1. Fabric scissors 1
2. iron 1
3.Sewing machine 1
4. Drinking glass 1
5. Pins 1
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V. Procedure:
Cut the fabric into three pieces. For the front of the pillow, you will need one square
21”x21”. For the back, you will need two rectangles, 13”x21” each.
To ease sewing and turning, round the corners of the pillow cover slightly. To
prevent bulk at the seams, finish the raw edges using a zig-zag stitch or an overlong
stitch. Finish all edges except the straight edge on each rectangle. Fold about ¼” of
the edge over twice to completely encase the raw edge and stitch it down with a
straight stitch.
VI. Evaluation:
Criteria Percentage/
Points
Workmanship 40%
Correct measurement 20%
Proper prepping of fabric was done 20%
Appearance 20%
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II. Objectives:
a. To make a back cross apron
b. To appreciate the functional and value of an apron in your kitchen.
c. To develop the skills in sewing simple household linens
MARY EARLE-SIGLER, The Daily Sew, Happiness Through Sewing, EST 2011, EASY TO MAKE BACK CROSS STRAP APRON
B. Tools
1. Fabric scissors 1
2. iron 1
3.Sewing machine 1
V. Procedure:
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4. For the pockets, fold ½“ under on the 3 sides with the help of an iron. Fold the top’s
raw edge over ¼” and again ¾” to 1” and sew the top edge..
5. For the strap, sew the long edge ½” from the edge wrong side. Turn the strap right
side out. Press the tubes flat with the seam at the center. Then edge stitch around the
strap.
6. For the apron body, sew around all edges at 3/8” in from folded edge then press all
the side seams.
7. In putting the apron together, attach the pockets and the straps. Make sure to
overlap the strap when attaching at the back side to form a cross.
Criteria Percentage/
Points
Workmanship 40%
Correct measurement 20%
Proper prepping of fabric was done 20%
Appearance 20%
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LEARNING ACTIVITIES
Measure Threader
5. Fabric 4. Tape 3.Needle 2. Pins 1.Scissors
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1. Needles 1. Fabrics
2. Pins 2. Thread
3. Thimble 3. Garter
4. Tape 4. Buttons
sewing purposes.
Measure
They are needed for
TASK 3
Needs in order to accomplish the task
Sewing Activity
SUPPLIES TOOLS
1. To sew the fabric thread Sewing needle
2. To cut the fabric fabric Fabric shears
3. To rip the seam thread Seam ripper
4. To attach the buttons thread sewing needle
5. To draft a pattern pattern paper pencil
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1. YES 6. YES
2. YES 7. YES
3. YES 8. NO
4. YES 9. YES
5. YES 10. YES
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
TLE6HE -0c -7, Day 2
Identifies Supplies/Materials and Tools Needed for the Project
The difference between supplies/materials and tools is that supplies/materials are
consumable while tools are not. It is consumable because you can’t return it into its
original size and shape once you used it. Whereas, it is not consumable because you
can still use it repeatedly for a longer period of time until it wears out.
Answer:
1. What is the difference between supplies/materials from tools?
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TASK 1
carbon
paper
pattern tailor's
paper chalk
Pattern
Layout
pins/pin tape
cushion measure
tracing
thread
wheel
(B)
Pins,
(A)
Tape
Pattern Draft
measure,
paper Pattern
Tailor's
chalk,
Ruler
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supplies/materials and the justification is good.)
(Please accept any possible answer as long as it is included in the listed
For me, the most important supply/material actually needed in sewing project
is the “fabric”, because the main ingredient we need in sewing an envelope
pillowcase is the fabric. It is important also because we need to carefully choose and
check the quality of the fabric to satisfy our “taste of style” and to realize what we
expect from our finished product.
Answer:
1.
TLE 6 – HOME ECONOMICS – MODULE 3
TLE 6 – HOME ECONOMICS – MODULE 3
POST-TEST
I. Directions. Prepare a project plan in sewing a simple potholder for your
Kitchen. Use the rubrics below for your guide. (15 points)
II. Objectives:
a. To make a potholder
b. To appreciate the functional and value of a potholder in your kitchen.
c. To develop the skills in sewing simple household linens
Vanessa of Crafty Gemini, How to sew a pot holder with Crafty Gemini – Youtube
B. Tools
1. Clip or pins
2. Scissors
3. Sewing machine
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II. Procedure:
1. Prep the fabric before drafting and cutting.
2. Make a draft pattern. 9” x 9” of the cloth and the insulating batting fleece.
Prepare 1 piece of fabric at 2” x 5” for loop.
3. Place one piece of cloth each on top of the shiny insulating batting fleece.
Glue the pieces to secure them.
4. Put the two sets on top of each other facing the right side. Wrong side is
outside. Put pins or clips to fasten the materials.
5. Mark the top for the placement of the loop and the opening of the pot
holder.
6. Sew the loop then insert it inside the material with the raw edge of the loop
facing the outer side.
7. Sew the edges of the pot holder on the wrong side. Leaving behind the
allowance for the opening.
8. Cut the corners without damaging the stitches.
9. Turn inside out the sewn half finished product.
10. Finish the product by sewing the remaining raw edges.
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Directions. Identify what is being described in each item then write the letter of the
correct answer in your TLE6HE notebook.
A 5.
D 4.
B 3.
C 2.
B 1.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION/S
If you have some difficulties and queries about the topics in Module 3, you can
inquire directly to your subject teacher.
Browsing the internet about the topics can help you too in this problem. Use the
list of SOURCES/REFERENCES below as your guide for more details.
After finishing all the required tasks and activities including the self-check, refer
to your teacher the next task you need to perform/accomplish.
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SOURCES/REFERENCES
Source: BOOKS
Learning and Living in the 21st Century Work Text in Home Economics and Livelihood
Education 6, Leonora David- Basbas, Ph.D. Rex Publication 2017
Source: WEBSITES
EZ Link, “TLE6 HE Project Plan For Household Linens (TLE6HE-0c-6)”, September 26,
2019 https://youtu.be/1Q34962OxgM
JOEMARIE S. ARANETA, Project Plan 2019, in SlideShare Published on Jul 11, 2019
https://www.slideshare.net/joemariearaneta/project-plan-2019
MARY EARLE-SIGLER, The Daily Sew, Happiness Through Sewing, EST 2011, EASY
TO MAKE BACK CROSS STRAP APRON, DECEMBER 10, 2014
PART 1: https://www.thedailysew.com/2014/12/easy-to-make-back-cross-strap-
apron/
PART 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC2WeKArMQk&feature=emb_rel_end
PART 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyYuzf3Zj84
KATRINA KAY, katrinakaycreations.com, “15 Sewing Tools You Need for a Complete
Starter ToolKit”, October 13, 2016, https://katrinakaycreations.com/15-sewing-tools-you-
need-for-a-complete-starter-toolkit/
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JESSY RATFINK in HAND SEWING CLASS, INSTRUCTABLE, “Tool and Materials for
Hand Sewing”, © 2020 Autodesk, Inc. https://www.instructables.com/lesson/Tools-and-
Materials-for-Hand-Sewing/
RONA DELA RAMA, student at Bicol University, “Sewing Tools and Equipment and Their
Uses” Published on Jan 20, 2015. Published in Education
https://www.slideshare.net/ronaramadela/sewing-tools-and-equipments-43693555
BrainKart.com “Principles of Pattern Layout”, Chapter: 11th 12th std standard Textiles
And Dress Designing Cloth stitch Higher secondary school College practical steps
methods Notes
| Study Material, Lecturing Notes, Assignment, Reference, Wiki description explanation,
brief detail |
Copyright © 2018-2020 BrainKart.com; All Rights Reserved. Developed by Therithal info,
Chennai, Enhanced by GOOGLE, http://www.brainkart.com/article/Principles-of-
Pattern-Layout_1820/
Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, “Textile” last edited on 5 June 2020, at 21:39 (UTC).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textile
Denise Wild, “How To Prepare Your Fabric Before Sewing A Project, Fabricana (video)”
http://denisewild.com/blog/883/.
Source: YOUTUBE
Vanessa of Crafty Gemini : How to sew a pot holder with Crafty Gemini – Youtube
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+make+a+pot+holder+sewing&oq=how+to+
make+a+pot+holder&aqs=chrome.7.69i57j0l7.16327j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-
8#kpvalbx=_O0TfXpPkNtf7-QaOv6-QAw34
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Footnotes: Identifying Supplies/Materials and Tools Needed for the Project, Day 4-
5
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