Republic of the Philippines

DEPARMENT OF EDUCATION
Region III
Division of Bulacan
Guiguinto National Vacational High School
Poblacion, Guiguinto, Bulacan

Exploratory TVE for Grade 7

Quarter III – Job Plan

Performing Basic Hand Stitches

Name: _____________________________________ Date Started: _____________________

Grade & Section: ____________________________ Date Finished: ____________________

I. Objectives:
A. identify the different kinds of basic stitches;
B. utilize the basic hand tools in stitching; and
C. follow the step-by-step process of the different basic stitches.
II. Materials & Tools
Thread Pencil
Hand needle Scissor
Fabric Pin

III. Procedure
1. Running Stitch
Step 1. Insert your threaded Step 2. Bring your needle Step 3. Continue push point of
needle from the wrong side down at a distance of 1/16 the needle in and out of fabric
upward from where you started to until you have several stitches
make it through Point B. on the needle.

2. Back Stitch
Step 1. Bring the Step 2. Then, insert the Step 3. Bring the thread Step 4. A finished line of
thread through A needle thread through through D and take it in the back stitch will look
and take it in C and take it in through through C. Continue this like this.
through B. This B. This way, we are pattern to finish the design.
creates one stitch. creating a stitch by
taking the thread
backward.

3. Even Stitch
Step 1. Bring the needle up
through the back of the
fabric to the front at the
right end of the line to be
worked
Step 2. Bring your
needle down at a distance
of 1/4 from where you started to
make it through Point B. The stitch
length and spaces are the same.
Step 3. Simply weave the needle in
and out of your fabric at evenly
spaced intervals of about ¼ inch.
4. Uneven Stitch
Step 1. Bring out the threaded
needle upward from the wrong
side.
Step 2. Take the needle down Step 3. Bring the needle up again
from front to back a stitch length from back to front a space length
of ½ inch from point A to B to of ¼ inch from the end of the
complete a single stitch. previous stitch.

5. Blanket Stitch

Step 1. Bring the needle out Step 2. Pull out the needle. Step 3. A portion of the
through A. Take the needle in Continue with this process finished blanket stitch would
through B. Take it out through until the end. reveal like this.
C, a point in the same stitch
line as A. Loop the thread
under the needle as shown.

6. Catch Stitch

Step 1. Bring the needle out
through the first stitch line at
A. Now, take the needle in
through B, which lies
diagonally across A on the
second stitch line. Then, take
the needle back out through C,
which lies near B.
Step 2. Now, the same
procedure will be worked on
the first stitch line. Take the
needle diagonally across to D
and bring the needle back out
through E.
Step 3. Continue to make
such crosses on both stitch
lines alternately. Make sure
the diagonal stitches are
parallel to each other to bring
out the best look.

7. Chain Stitch

Step 1. Bring the thread out
through A. Put the needle back
in A and bring it out through
point B, but don’t pull the needle
out completely.
Step 2. Now, take the thread Step 3. Pull out the needle now
around the needle from left to to tighten the loop and you will
right to form a loop. get the first part of the chain.

Step 4. Now, put the needle in
through B (now inside the loop) and
bring it out on C (outside of the loop).
Step 5. Continue the action by taking the
thread around the back of the needle
from left to right to form a loop and pull
out the needle to get the next loop of
the chain. Keep on with this procedure
till the finish.
8. Satin Stitch

Step 1. Bring the needle out
through A and put it in
through B. So, that makes a
stitch that covers a small area
between the stitch lines.
Step 2. Now, bring the needle Step 3. Once finished, you will
back through C, a point very be spending as much thread
close to A. Continue this action on the reverse side as you do
over the two stitch lines. on the actual side of the fabric.

9. Cross Stitch

Step 1. Bring the needle out
through A and take it
diagonally across to B. Bring it
back again through C, which
lies vertically below A.
Step 2. Now put the needle in Step 3. Continue by putting the
through D, which lies vertically needle in through E and bring it out
above B. You have made a single through the previous point D.
cross.

Step 4. Put the needle in through F to complete Step 5. Continue by putting the needle in
the second cross. Now, bring the needle out through E and bring it out through the previous
through the previous point E to begin for the point D.
third cross. Continue this process.

10. French Knot Stitch

Step 1. Bring the Step 2. Now, place the Step 3. Keep the Step 4. Pull down the
needle out through A. needle close to the longer end of the needle through the fabric.
fabric. Wrap the thread thread pulled with You will see your first
around it twice, as your fingers while French knot formed.
shown. putting the needle
back in a point just
close to A or even
through A.
Illustration:

Criteria:

ALLOTTED
DIMENSION SCORE
POINTS

1. Accuracy 20 pts

2. Neatness / Cleanliness 20 pts

3. Workmanship 20 pts

4. Time management 20 pts

5. Over-all Appearance 20 pts

TOTAL 100 pts

Prepared by:

Mariel D. Joaquin
TVE Teacher