Republic of the Philippines

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY

Main Campus
Tagbilaran City 6300
Vision: A premiere S & T university for the formation of world class and virtuous human resource for sustainable development in Bohol and the Country.

Mission: BISU is committed to provide quality higher education in the arts and sciences, as well as in the professional and technological fields; undertake research
and development and extension services for the sustainable of Bohol and the Country.

Final Examination
TEG 511 Casual Wear
Summer 2019-2020

Name: Date:____________________ Date:______________

Course: MATVE-Garments Score:_____________

I. Essay Type. Answer the following questions briefly. Five points each.
1. Explain the factors to consider in selecting the type of seam finished.
a. Fabric weight
b. Fabric ‘’gives’’ or stretch
c. Fabric tendency to fray.
2. Describe briefly the three basic pocket styles listed below
a. Patch-
b. In seam-
c. Slot-
3. Define the following
a. Smocking-
b. Bead work-
c. Fringing-
4. Give the ideal finishing touches of the following garments, and give a one sentence justification of
your answer.
1. Belly dancers costume
2. Cocktail dress
3. Short flare skirt for a dance sport costume
4. Children’s dress
5. Neckline edge finished on a casual blouse
6. Empire yoke on a dressier casual wear
5. Illustrate how the following beadworking techniques are done:
a. Beads handling
b. Threading the needle
c. Stringing the beads
d. Tying the knots

II. Instruction: Make a graphic organizer of the following topics: Make sure to provide atleast three but not
more than five for types and standards and not less than two for definition and role per construction
details NOT per basic type

a. Seams A. Construction details for casual wear

b. Seam Finishes B. Basic Types
c. Pockets C. Standards
d. Plackets D. Role/Function in the garmet
e. Sleeves
f. Cuffs
g. Hem Finishes
 Republic of the Philippines
BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY
Main Campus
Tagbilaran City 6300
Vision: A premiere S & T university for the formation of world class and virtuous human resource for sustainable development in Bohol and the Country.

Mission: BISU is committed to provide quality higher education in the arts and sciences, as well as in the professional and technological fields; undertake research
and development and extension services for the sustainable of Bohol and the Country.

Final Examination
TEG 511 Casual Wear
Summer 2019-2020

Name: Gilbeys D. Tangcawan Date: May 12, 2020

Course: MATVE-Garments Score:_____________

I. Essay Type. Answer the following questions briefly. Five points each.
1. Explain the factors to consider in selecting the type of seam finished.
a.Fabric weight- Fabric weight is a factor in choosing the best seam in each garment because each
fabric has different weight and a specific seam is suitable as it affects the performance, durability,
serviceability of the garment. If a fabric is light, then light seam finishes can also applicable for that
because if we apply the heavy seam finish, it will add bulk to the wearer and the fitness of the
garment will be affected. This must be considered so because seams are the one that gives the form
of the garment.
b. Fabric ‘’gives’’ or stretch- We need to consider this factor because it requires a strong seam since
the fabric gives or stretch. If we won’t apply a strong seam, there is a tendency for the garment to
disassemble especially if a person is physically active.
c. Fabric tendency to fray.-it is very difficult to work especially if fabrics tends to fray. If fabric tends
to fray, it requires a strong seam to be applied. A flat felled seam can be applied to these type of
fabrics.
2. Describe briefly the three basic pocket styles listed below
a. Patch- a pocket made of a separate cloth sewn on to the outside of the garment. The most basic
pocket.
b.In seam- a type of set in pocket, inseam pockets are ones with the bag is sewn into an existing
seam and the opening which falls of the seamline pf the garment. This can be found on jeans and
skirts.
c. Slot- Pockets that lie inside a garment and the opening is a slot of some type.

3. Define the following

a.Smocking- is an embroidery technique used to gather fabric so that it can stretch. Before elastic,
smocking was commonly used in cuffs, bodices, and necklines in garments.
b. Bead work- decorative work made of beads. Beads are used to create articles of personal
endorment on a garment. In ancient times, beads symbolize wealth and social status.
c. Fringing- a technique which is applied on a garment which denotes a decorative border of a
thread, or cord like, usually hanging loosely from a ravelled edge or separate strip.

4. Give the ideal finishing touches of the following garments, and give a one sentence justification of
your answer.
a. Belly dancers costume- BEAD work is the most applicable type of finishing touches for belly
dance costume as it adds elegance as the dancer moves and the beads will make sounds.
b. Cocktail dress- beadwork is also applicable for cocktail dress because it can turn a simple dress
into a fabulous dress.
c. Short flare skirt for a dance sport costume- applying tossil or ruffles to the skirt will make the
dancer look fun and amazing. It adds grace as she moves and dance to the beat.
d. Children’s dress- Ruffles can be an option for children’s dress as it adds cuteness to the child or
wearer.
 e. Neckline edge finished on a casual blouse- Applying a collar will emphasize the shoulders and
shape of the face of the wearer.
f. Empire yoke on a dressier casual wear- applying lace will accentuate the empire yoke on a casual
wear because it adds femininity of the wearer.

5. Illustrate how the following beadworking techniques are done:

a. Beads handling- pre-plan your beadwork pattern. Sketch out the design or bead placement order
prior to attaching the beads. Review your dress on the reverse for special linings or inserts such
as bones or corset. This will give you your dress the parameters and how you will be able to
attach the beads. Measure the selected area for the beads. Select you beads, place your beads
with the sketch on a flat surface. Determine the placement and patter. Select your thread type.
b. Threading the needle- Thread your needle and sew through the backside or wrong side of your
dress. Insert your needle towards the direction where your next bead placement is to be set. It
is best to thread and apply your beads in the same direction to ensure your thread disappears
against the fabric, once you completed the overall beaded pattern.
c. Stringing the beads- Loop each bead twice. Knot your thread on the inside of the fabric. Cut any
loose threads and repeat the process when starting your next bead until your pattern is
complete. Although, you can opt to have a running stitch by looping once, inserting your needle ,
bringing it up through your fabric towards your next bead, your thread tension can become
weak.
d. Tying the knots- Your initial knot needs to be secure to avoid attaching a bead to a loose knot.
Determine if you will be applying each bed individually or as a running stitch.

III. Instruction: Make a graphic organizer of the following topics: Make sure to provide atleast three but not
more than five for types and standards and not less than two for definition and role per construction
details NOT per basic type

a. Seams A. Construction details for casual wear

b. Seam Finishes B. Basic Types
c. Pockets C. Standards
d. Plackets D. Role/Function in the garmet
e. Sleeves
f. Cuffs
g. Hem Finishes
Construction Basic types Standard Role or Function
details for casual of the garment
wear

A. Seams A line along which Plain seam- simplest type of Seams are used
two pieces of seam and can be for hems and to
fabric are sewn sewn on almost finish necklines
together in a any item. and edges.
garment.
French Seam- used on delicate, Seams add shape
lightweight through elements
fabrics, like chiffon like dart.
or organza, as the
seam uses a lot of Seams are used to
material and can gather fabric and
get bulky with create pleats.
heavier fabrics.
A bound seam
Bound Seam looks like a French
seam on the right
side of the fabric.
There should be
no stitches on the
right side of the
fabric and on the
wrong side. The
 fabric edges are
neatly enclosed.
B. Seam Finishes A seam finish is a Pinked Seam This is a no-sew It provides
treatment that Finish- seam finish strength and
secures and created by simply durability of the
neatens the raw cutting the fabric garment.
edges of a plain with special
seam to prevent scissors. Prevents the
ravelling. Zigzag Seam This is alternative fabric from fraying
finish- to a straight stitch
finish made with a Finishes and
zigzag on a sewing cleans the raw
machine. edges of the
Flat-felled seam This produces a garment.
finish- clean finish that
hides raw edges. It
is popular for
lightweight and
sheer fabrics.
c. Pocket A small bag sewn Inseam pocket Characterized by Pockets can be
into or on a obstructive used in carrying
clothing so as to appearance as small items.
form a part of it, they remain
used for carrying concealed within It adds beauty and
small things like the seams of a elegance to a
pen and phones. garment. garment such as in
Patch pocket This pocket can be tuxedo.
cut in the desired
shape and are
fastened to the It serves as
outside of a storage for items
garment. It maybe which are
furnished with a supposed to be
flap that holds the hidden money.
shut.
Besom Pockets Secretive pockets.
The edges of this
pocket slash have
narrow stitched
folds or welts
along seams
which makes it
difficult to
distinguish from
the garment.
d. Placket Opening or a slit in Two piece placket A continuous It facilitates in
a garment, sleeve placket is a ease and wearing
coverings or common finish the garment.
fastenings. that facilitates
dressing ease in Adds strength to
blouses and shirts. the garment.
Miter placket Tailored placket
provides an Adds elegance and
attractive look to beauty to the
the garment and garment.
also to enhance
the strength of
the garment.
Zipper Placket Used to facilitate
in opening zippers
in a garment.
e. Sleeves The part of Cap sleeve This sleeve covers Protects the arm
garment that the top of the from heat.
wholly or partly arm.
covers a person’s Raglan Sleeve Joined to the Enhances the
arm bodice with a aesthetic
 diagonal seam performance of
running from the the garment.
underarm front
and back in to the Enhances the
neckline. femininity of the
Leg of mutton Full gathered wearer.
sleeve sleeve head which
tapers to fit
towards the wrist.
f. cuff The end part of a Standard shirt Traditional barrel Facilitates in
sleeve, where the cuff cuff which is wearing the
material is turned rectangular piece garment.
back or a separate of fabric with
band is sewn on. square corners Enhances
that’s closed with aesthetic beauty
a button. of the garment.
French Cuff Feature a long
piece of fabric Adds durability to
that is folded back the sleeve.
upon itself and
then fastened
together with
cufflinks. There
are holes on both
sides of the cuff.
Soft long one The same shape
button cuff as barrel cuff,
without stiff
fussing.
g. Hem finishes Where the edge of Zigzag stitching Made by a straight Prevents the
a piece of garment sewing machine in fabric from
is folded narrowly a zigzag way ravelling.
to prevent
unravelling of the Pinked Hem finish Made by simply Adds beauty and
fabric. cutting the edges elegance to the
with a pinking garments.
shears
Bind Hem finish Made by attaching Increases
another piece of durability of the
cloth to the hem garment.
rather making it
durable and clean
at the same time.