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G-11

TVL
DRESSMAKING I
Quarter 2 : Module 1
ASSEMBLE SLEEPING GARMENTS
PARTS

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TVL – HE- DRESSMAKING I– Grades 11
MODULE 1: Assemble Sleeping Garments Parts
First Edition, 2020
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 G-11

TVL
DRESSMAKING I
Quarter 2 –Module 1:

ASSEMBLE SLEEPING GARMENTS

PARTS

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 ASSEMBLE SLEEPING GARMENTS PARTS

INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the next journey in producing sleeping garments. After you
completed the lay-outing and cutting the fabrics, now in this face you are going to
prepare cut parts for sewing and assembling your sleeping garments. This is intended
to furnish you with vital knowledge, skills and attitude, so you can stride to achieve the
given learning competencies on assembling garment parts that you will need in your
career as a dressmaker in the near future.

Objectives

At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:

1. Prepare cut parts in sleeping garments;
2. Sew assemble sleeping garments parts.

Vocabulary List

Assemble gather together in one place for a common purpose

Bundle a collection of things or quantity of material tied or
wrapped up together
Contractors a person or company that undertakes a contract to provide
materials or labor to do a job.
Crease A line on cloth or paper where it has
been folded or crushed.
Durable able to withstand wear, pressure, or damage;hand -
wearing
Night Wear Also called sleepwear or night clothes – is a cothing
designed to be worn while sleeping.

Operator a person who operates equipment or a machine

Over lock stitch a kind of stitch that sews over the edge of one or two
pieces of cloth for edging

Pre- having been assembled in advance

Assembling
Pressing Is the placing of the iron on the fabric.

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 Ravel untangle or unravel something

Sorting
It is the process of matching patterns according to size and
design; arrange systematically in groups

Seam a line along which two pieces of fabric are sewn together
in a garment.
Seam Two strips of fabric sewn on sewn on both sides of the
Imprinting garments.
Slip Stitch a loose stitch joining layers of fabric and not visible
externally
Scorch To (cause to) change colour with dry heat, or
to burn slightly.
Unit a separate part of the garment, When the cloth is cut,
each portion becomes a unit.
Vlog A video blog: a record of your thoughts, opinions,
or experiences that you film and publish on the internet.

Pre-Test

A. Multiple Choice
Instruction: Read and understand the statements carefully. Write the letter that best
describes the statement. Write your answer in your quiz notebook or send it online.
1. Large garment manufacturers, give the fabric under contract to other
contractors.Which of the following contractors is preferable to maintain the
quality control during the processing?
A. Hired contractors C. Contractors
B. Stitching in – house D. All of these

2. What is the step that requires much precision because making bundles of
mismatched patterns can create severe problems?
A. Sorting/Bundling C. Assembling
B. Sewing D. Finishing

3. Why Industrial Sewing machine can perform only one stiches?

A. Yes! because one sewing machine can make one type of stitches.
B. No! because one sewing machine can make different types of stitches.
C. No! because one sewing machine maybe can make different types of
stitches.

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 4. Why it is important that we need to have a pre assembling procedure before
sewing or assembling process of sleeping garments.
A. To avoid mismatched of the garments part.
B. To know the specification of the garments part on their size and style.
C. To make more efficient on the sewer if they are working on a single
part sewing operation.
D. All of the above.

5. The following statements are true, EXCEPT;

A. It is important that the contractor takes control on the sewing operation
to ensure the quality of the garments.
B. In a sewing station an operator can sew whatever part of a garment
she prefers to do.
C. Sorting and bundling requires much precision because making bundles
of mismatched patterns can create severe problems.
D. None of the above.

B. Identification
Instruction: Identify what is being ask in the sentence. Write your answer in your
quiz notebook
1. Tools that helps you press in small places called _________.
2. The heat proof pressing surface. What pressing equipment is this?
3. What do u call to a handy pressing tool used all the time, it’s a mainstay of the
pressing tools?
4. It is used in tailoring to help press wool seams flat.
5. A small appliance that heated and used to press clothes to remove creases.

What’s New?
Discover

View Online Video: Learning by Viewing on sewing and

assembling sleeping garments

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJKLJoAHO4w

Read Lesson Information closely and find out how much

you can remember. Then do Self-Check, and Task Sheet to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_403WEtMeoo
know how much you have learned.

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Then do Self –Check 2.1 to know the level of understanding
 PREPARE CUT PARTS

Lesson Information 1.1

Pre-assembling Procedure

The quality of clothes that we are wearing is affected by the way they are
constructed. Understanding the construction process will help us choose quality
clothes. There are various standards on how they are being constructed either for
ready-to-wear or custom-sewn clothing.

1. Sorting/Bundling

Sorting or Bundling is the process of matching patterns according to size and

design. The sorter makes bundles of patterns. This step requires much precision
because making bundles of mismatched patterns can create severe problems. On
each bundle there are specifications of the style, size and the marker is attached with
it.

2. Sewing/Assembling
The sorted bundles of fabrics are now ready to be stitched. Large garment
manufacturers have their own sewing units but some give the fabrics under contract
to other contractors. Stitching in-house is preferable because one can maintain quality
control during the processing. Else, if contractors are hired, keeping an eye on quality
is difficult unless the contactor is the one who precisely controls the process.
There are sewing stations for sewing different parts of the cut pieces. In this
workplace, there are many operators who perform a single operation. One operator
may make only straight seams, while another may make sleeve insets. Yet another
two operators can sew the waist seams, and make buttonholes. Various industrial
sewing machines, too, can make different types of stitches. These machines have
different configurations of the frame. Some machines work sequentially and feed their
finished step directly into the next machine, while the gang machines have multiple
machines performing the same operation supervised by a single operator.

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 All these factors determine what parts of a garment can be sewn at that
station. Finally, the sewn parts of the garment, such as sleeves or pant legs, are
assembled to give the final form to the clothing.
Sewing Stations prescribed by TESDA

What is it?
Self-Check 1.1

Instruction: Read the statement carefully. Write True if the

statement is correct and False if not correct. Write your answer in
your quiz notebook or send online.

__________ 1. In single operation, one operator may make only straight seams.
__________ 2. Stitching in-house is not preferable because one cannot
maintain quality control during the processing.
__________ 3. Keeping an eye on quality is difficult unless the contactor is the
one who precisely controls the process.
___________ 4. The sewer makes bundles of patterns.
___________ 5. Various industrial sewing machines can make different
types of stitches.

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 Lesson Information 1.2

Pressing Tools, Materials and Equipment

Here is a list of ironing equipment and pressing tools you will need to get the best
pressing results.

Flat Iron/Cloth Iron

This small appliance when heated, is used to press

clothes to remove creases.

Ironing Board or Other Pressing Surface

You need an ironing board or other heat-proof

pressing surface.

Seam Roll

It is a handy pressing tool used all the time.

Besides the sleeve board, it's a mainstay of the
pressing tools.

Seam Stick

It helps you press in small places.

Tailor's clapper

It is used in tailoring to help press wool seams flat.

First you press the seam with a good steam iron.
Then, before the seam is cooled, you press the
clapper against the seam to hold it in place while it
cools.

Caution: Never move a pressed seam until the

fabric has cooled completely! Otherwise, you will
repeat all your pressing.

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Pressing techniques
Have you already experienced ironing your clothes? Of course, you had!
Here in dressmaking, when you sew, you must learn also how to use the iron in a
new way. Have you heard the word “Press”? Right! Pressing and Ironing are two
different uses of electric iron. Pressing is lifting and placing the iron on the garment.
Ironing is pushing and using pressure to iron out the wrinkles of the garment. You
must learn to press as you sew. It is a good habit to press every detail in your garment
while assembling it and as you finish it.

➢ Seam Imprints. To avoid seam imprints on the right side of the fabric, place a
strip of brown paper bag between the seam allowance and the garment before
pressing.
➢ Rub Out Scorch Marks. If you scorch wool fabric by using an iron that is too
hot, rub a nickel on the scorch mark and it will disappear. Be careful to use a
clean nickel on light colored fabrics.
➢ Press as You Go. Always press the seams as you go. This will make sewing
easier and will improve the quality of hanging of your finished garment.
➢ Ironing vs. Pressing. Ironing is done by using a back and forth motion.
Pressing is done by using an up and down motion. Ironing can stretch the fabric
out of shape and can cause wrinkling and puckering on finished garments.
Always press.
➢ Cool It. To keep freshly pressed fabrics and garments from getting wrinkled,
allow them to rest and cool down on the ironing board for a couple of minutes
before moving them. If you are in a hurry or just impatient, use a fan directed at
the ironing board to cool down the fabric and set the press.
➢ Setting and Removing Creases. A solution of one-part water and one part
distilled white vinegar will remove an old crease and/or set a new one. Dampen
a press cloth with this mixture and press hard as the fabric allows. Press until
the press cloth is dry. The vinegar smell will dissipate as the fabric dries.
➢ Cleaning Your Iron. Irons get dirty and accumulate color from the fabric dye.
Clean your iron periodically especially when sewing and pressing light colored
fabric. The best way to clean the soleplate of your iron is with a commercial hot
iron cleaner, sold at fabric and sewing supply stores. This product is very easy
to use.
➢ Seam Roll. A seam roll can be used to press areas that are hard to lay on a
flat surface, like a sleeve. They also provide a curved surface for pressing
seams without leaving imprints from the seam allowance. If you do not have a
seam roll, roll up a newspaper or magazine and cover with a terry towel or insert
in a wool sock.
➢ Clapper. Use a clapper to flatten seams after pressing. A clapper can reduce
bulk and make fabric lay flat. Steam press the seam area. Press the clapper
over the area to seal in the heat and moisture. After about a minute, the fabric
or seam will lay perfectly flat.

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Procedure in Pressing Sleeping Garments
1. Pressing/ Finishing:
The next operations are finishing and/or decorating. Molding may be done to
change the finished surface of the garment by applying pressure, heat, moisture, or
other combinations. Pressing, pleating and creasing are the basic molding processes.
Creasing is mostly done before finishing processes like that of stitching a cuff.
Creasing is also done before decorating the garment with something like a pocket,
appliqués, embroidered emblems, etc.
Vertical and form presses are automated machines. They perform simple
pressing operations, such as touching up wrinkles in knit shirts, around embroidery
and snaps, and at difficult to reach places on garments.
Application of Heat and Pressure
Due to variations in garments and heat presses, these settings may vary. For
best results, test different time/temperature combinations to find one that works best
with your garment / heat press combination. Please take note, higher temperatures
generally require less time to prevent scorching. An insufficient time / temperature
combination may hinder Chroma Blast from completely curing the cotton fibers, thus
resulting to wash out.
Selecting the right temperature when getting ready to iron clothing can make
the difference between ease and disaster. The right temperature selection will make
ironing easier and quicker. The wrong temperature means more work or disaster.
Fortunately, most irons have a sliding scale that indicates the correct setting
for different types of fabric. As a reference, use a scale of 1 to 7 - 1 being cool, 7 being
very hot.
While all irons differ in temperature as per manufacturer, here is a basic
guideline of proper temperatures for ironing different fabrics:
Type of Fabrics Required Heat Temperature
Linen 230 °C (445 °F)
Triacetate 200 °C (390 °F)
Cotton 204 °C (400 °F)
Viscose 190 °C (375 °F)
Wool 148 °C (300 °F)
Polyester 148 °C (300 °F)
Silk 148 °C (300 °F)
Acetate 143 °C (290 °F)
Acrylic 135 °C (275 °F)
Lycra/Spandex 135 °C (275 °F)
Nylon 135 °C (275 °F)

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 What is it?
Self-Check 1.2

Instruction: Read the statement carefully. Write True if the

statement is correct and False if not correct. Write your answer in
your quiz notebook or send online.

_________1. Metal is used to rub into a scorch wool fabric while pressing.
_________2. Sewing a pressed seam will make your work fast
_________3. To keep garments freshly pressed allow them to rest and cool
down on the ironing board for 2 minutes.
_________4. Candle cleaner is the most appropriate cleaning material for
the soleplate of the iron?
_________5. Seam roll is use to flatten seam upon pressing?

What I have learned?

Remember

Task Sheet 1.2

Learning Journal/Reflection Log

Instruction: Using the template below make a reflection toward the

pressing techniques that you have learned at the end of this lesson
that you didn’t know before. You can submit -online if it is encoded
but if is written you can take photo of it then send it to your teacher
through social media platform (Messenger).

Pressing
Key Learning Points Insights Gained
Techniques
(How will you apply the concepts in
real life?)

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 What I can do?
Performance Task 1.2

Press and Share

Instructions: Make vlog on how to press a sleeping garments or any blouse with collar
and pajama using the pressing tools and equipment. Demonstrate what you have
learned in this lesson in Pressing parts of garments following the tips and principles of
pressing techniques. Follow the instruction given by your teacher on how to submit
online. Be guided with the scoring rubrics.

Materials:
• Flat iron
• Ironing board
• Pressing Tools
Additional Instructions:
1. Through a vlog conduct a demonstration on how to Press and Iron at least (1)
piece sleeping garments or a blouse with collar following the pressing tips and
techniques.
2. Post it in your Facebook account with a caption. Press and Share then send the
link to your teacher in your group chat for checking. Don’t forget to show on the
video the before and after appearance of your garments.
3. Always perform safety precautionary measures.

Scoring Rubrics
Points Criteria Score
(Rating)
Exceed Expectation The video clearly demonstrates a key
95-100 concept. The quality and materials in the
video are very well organized and
understandable. Final product looks
professional and the concepts were visibly
demonstrated.
Meets Expectation The video demonstrates key concepts. The
90-95 quality and materials in the video adequately
organized and somewhat clear. Final product
looks decent and the concepts were
somewhat demonstrated.
Some Development The video demonstrates a previous concept.
Needed The quality and materials in the video lacked
80-90 some organization and 50% clear. Final
product requires more revisions and the
concepts were not clearly demonstrated.

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Significant The video does not demonstrate a clear
Development Needed concept.
75-80 The quality and materials in the video are not
organized and lack clarity. Final product
looks unrefined and the concepts were not
demonstrated
Poor The video does not demonstrate a clear
74 and below concept. Final product looks unrefined But
the effort is evidently seen
Score

Read Lesson Information closely and find out how much

you can remember. Then do Self-Check, and Task Sheet to
know how much you have learned.

Lesson Information 1.3

KINDS OF SEAMS AND SEAM FINISHES

Seam

➢ line of stitching that holds two pieces of fabric together.

➢ It is the basic skill in garment construction.
➢ You secure a seam by backstitching at either end of the seam.

Types of Seam:

A. Plain Seam
This is the most widely used seam
which is pliable and inconspicuous. It is used
on all types of fabrics except on very
transparent kinds and is suitable for firm
fabrics that do not ravel and will not be
subjected to hard and frequent laundering.
This is used for side seams, under arm seams
ad armhole seams. Place the two pieces of
fabrics to be joined together right sides facing.
Work a line of tacking stitches on the seam line
and machine.

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B. Lapped Seam
This seam is commonly used for
joining a gathered or unaltered section to a
straight edge as in a yoke. Take the part of
which is to be laid on top and turn its seam
allowance to the wrong side. Place this piece
on the top of the second piece, right sides
facing and matching the fold to the seam line.
Tack in position and machine close to the
folded edge.

C. French Seam
This is a ridge seam and is used on
transparent and light weight fabrics, especially
on baby clothes and delicate blouses. It is a
neat and durable finish as the raw edges are
completely enclosed. It is a neat and durable
finish as the raw edges are
completely enclosed. The two pieces of
materials to be joined are placed together with
wrong sides facing. Work a row of stitching 1/8
inch. Press the seam and turn the work so that
the right sides are together. Crease the first
row of stitching so that it is directly on the edge.
Tack and stitch along the seam line about 1/8
inch from the fold.

D. Flat and Fell Seam

This is a flat durable seam used on
men’s sports shirts, work clothes and
children’s clothes and pajamas. Places the
pieces to be joined wrong sides facing and
stitch on the seam line. Press both seam
allowances together in the same direction and
trim the under seam to 1/8 inch and the upper
one to 3/8 inch. Turn under the raw edge of the
wide seam allowance so as to make a smooth
fold ¼ inch wide. Machine stitch close to the
folded edge on the right of the garment. The
right side of the seam will show two rows of
stitching and wrong side will show only one
row of stitching.

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 E. Bound Seam
This seam is formed by folding a
separate binding strip over one or more plies
of material and seaming the strip with one or
more rows of stitches. They are frequently
used as an edge finish at necklines, hems and
sleeve plackets.

F. Slot Seam
This is a variation of lapped seam and
is often used down the center front or center
back of skirts, coats and dresses. This gives
a decorative effect when a different colored
fabric is used for the backing piece stitched in
between the two pieces of fabric, which are
lapped on to it. Machine baste on the seam
line, leaving long threads at each end. Press
open the seam. Cut a 1 ½ inch wide underlay
of same or contrasting fabric. Center it under
seam and baste.

Factors when selecting a seam and seam finishes:

1. Fabric
- Is it tightly or loosely woven?
- It is a single knit or double knit? Does the fabric ravel, curl or roll?
- What is the weight of the fabric: light, medium, or heavy?
- Is it sheer?
2. Use of garment
- Is it sportswear or evening wear?
- How often will it be worn?
3. Care of garment
- Will it be machine – washed, hand – washed, or dry – cleaned?
4. Location of Seam and Seam Finishes
- Is it curved or straight?
- Will it be exposed as in an unlined skirt?
- Will it be enclosed as in a collar seam?
5. Sewing Ability and Skill
- Are you novice or an experienced sewer?
6. Equipment
- Do you have only a straight – line stitching sewing machine?
- Do you have a serger?

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 What is it?
Self-Check 1.3

Direction: Identify the seams illustrated below. Write your answer

on your notebook/sheet of paper or send your answer to the online
application given by your teacher.

1. ____________________ 2. _____________________ 3. _____________________

4.____________________________ 5. ___________________________

What’s more?
Enrichment Activity 1.2

“What if” Question?

To value the importance of kinds of seams in sleeping garments you are going to have
this activity called” What if”. Follow the instruction provided.
Instruction:
1. Choose a partner in your classmates, work with him/her via online.
2. In a sheet of paper, formulate a many “What if “Question about the topic you
have learned.
3. Answer those question that you formulate.
4. Submit it to your teacher through google classroom.

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Scoring Rubric
WOW NICE SO/SO UH-OH
Extended
Basic Partial Not
Understanding
CRITERIA Understanding Understanding Demonstrated
(4)
(3) (2) (1)
How to Ask Ask questions Ask questions Ask questions No score is
Questions that would likely that would that would awarded
to encourage a likely to likely to because there
response that encourage a encourage a is no evidence
is: response that response that of student
• focused is: is: performance
• detailed • on-topic • irrelevant based on the
• interesting • sufficient • sketchy requirements
• ordinary • minimally of the task.
engaging

What I can do?

Performance Task 1.3

Instruction: Make an album of kinds of seams and seam finishes. Write a caption
on each kind. Take a video in doing the activity and send to your teacher
online or submit during the schedule of the retrieval of modules.

Take picture and using ¼ white cartolina, make a collage of different kinds of
Materials
blouses found in your home and indicate what types of blouses it is. Do it
1. Pieces
together with of cloth
your (6 inches
sister, X or
mother 4 inches)
cousin.
2. Hand Needle or Sewing Machine
3. Thread
4. Scissors/Shears
5. Short Size bond Paper

Watch this video for your guidelines in sewing different Types of Seams
A. Plain Seam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whLFkUHjxOg
B. Lapped Seam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPpW3UAs06A
C. French Swam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IKzP65czM8
D. Flat and fell Seam-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ_JgFXhEaE
E. Bound Seam- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_jHLmUbhrI
F. Slot Seam- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgxyvbJ5vDs

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Scoring Rubric
Points Criteria Score
(Rating)
The album includes all required content as well as
(Excellent)
additional information. It is exceptionally attractive
95-100 in terms of design, layout, and neatness.
Very Good All required content is included in the album. It is
90-95 attractive in terms of design, layout and neatness
All but 1 of the required content is missing in the
Satisfactory
album. It is acceptably attractive though it may be a
80-90 bit messy.
Several required contents were missing from the
Fair
album. It is acceptably attractive and distractingly
75-80 messy.
Several required contents were missing from the
Poor album. It has a very poor designed
74 and below and not attractive. But shows evidence of effort on
the album.
SCORE

SEW AND ASSEMBLE SLEEPING

GARMENTS PARTS

What’s New?
Discover

View Online Video: Assembling the Sleeping Garment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJKLJoAHO4w

Read Lesson Information closely and find out how much

you can remember. Then do Self-Check, and Task Sheet to
know how much you have learned.

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 Lesson Information 1.4

Preparing Parts for Sewing

In garment factories, the sorter sorts the patterns according to size and design
and makes bundles of them. This step requires much precision because making
bundles of mismatched patterns can create severe problems. On each bundle there
are specifications of the style, size, and the marker attached with it.
For beginners/learners in school the following steps maybe adopted
1. Put these in a bag.
2. Fuse a piece of fabric large enough for all your interfaced pieces then cut.
3. Tie all the pieces together in a Check seam allowances in all garment parts.
4. Use 1/8” nips to mark your notches. Don’t waste time cutting diamond shapes.
Nips are more accurate and less likely to fray or weaken the seam.
5. Check parts if cleanly cut.
6. Match cloth to the patterns and check number of pieces needed.
7. Check and remove unnecessary pins.
8. Check pattern marks if properly transferred to the garment parts.
9. Collect all things you’ll need to sew the sleeping garment: zippers, thread,
buttons, snaps, hook and eye, and garter bundle with the pattern and put in a
bag.

Unit Method of Assembling Sleeping Garments

One method used today in sewing is the unit method of construction. It makes
sewing easier because of the systematic procedure used in the construction.
The unit method of construction has the following advantages:
1. Each part of a garments sewn completely before it is attached to the other parts.
2. Every piece that you are going to sew is not handled too much so that the cloth
does not become too wrinkled.
3. The needed marks in constructing the blouse are carefully checked.
4. The time consumed in sewing will be shorter.

Parts of the Garments to be constructed

1. Back and front bodice
a. Join the shoulder seams using French seam.
b. Over lock the raw edge of the armhole to prevent raveling.
c. Join the side seams using French seam.

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2. Sleeves
a. Overlock raw edges of the armhole.
b. Join the side seam using the French seam.
c. Fold and machine sew 1/8 hem allowance.
d. Fold on the hem line and press.
e. Slip stitch the hem.

3. Facings
a. Join the shoulder seam.
b. Fold and machine sew 1/8 the raw edges.
c. Connect the facing to the neckline.
d. Sew facing hem using slip stitch.

4. Patch Pocket
a. Fold the upper part of the patch pocket.
b. Sew using plain stitch.
c. Fold both sides and bottom then baste.

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Assembling the Sleeping Garment
Here are the step by step procedures in assembling of pajama blouse and
trousers

Sewing of Sleeping Garments (Blouse)

Join the shoulder with a French seam

Attach neckline facing

Make a cut slash from the edge to the

stitch line.

Iron the neckline facing

Fold and sew pocket top opening.

Baste patch pocket, match fabric

prints

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 Sew patch pocket on the sewing
machine

Sew sleeve hem

Join arm seam and stitch the armhole

Attach the sleeves.

Flatten the neckline facings

Baste the flattened facings on the

neckline

Overcast neckline facings

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 .
Determine distances of buttonholes

Mark distances of buttonhole

Cut buttonholes

Sew the buttonhole

Mark location of buttons

Attach buttons

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Sewing of Sleeping Garments (Pajama Trousers)

Baste the hem of pajama trousers

Baste leg of the pajama trouser

Sew leg side in the sewing machine

Reverse the legs and sew

Joint the crotch

Make garter casing.

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 Insert garter on its casing using a
safety pin and join ends of the garter

Insert garter on its casing using a

safety pin and join ends of the garter

Close garter casing

Press finished garment

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 What is it?
Self-Check 1.4

Instruction: Match the picture in column A to the assembling

process in column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on your
notebook or submit online.

A B

A. Determine distances of
buttonholes
1

B. Sew sleeve hem.

2

3
C. Baste leg of the pajama
trouser

D. Sew the buttonhole

4

E. Flatten the neckline facings

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 What have I learned?
Remember…

Instruction: Arrange the steps in assembling Pajama Trousers

in chronological order. Write the letter of the correct answer on
your notebook and submit to your teacher online.

_____1. Reverse the legs and sew

_____2. Insert garter on its casing using a safety pin
_____3. Make garter casing
_____4. Joint the crotch
_____5. Baste the hem of pajama trousers.
_____6. Close garter casing
_____7 Baste leg of the pajama trouser
_____8. Press finished garment.
_____9. Sew leg side in the sewing machine
____ 10. Join ends of the garter

What I can do?

Performance Task 1.4

ASSEMBLING SLEEPING GARMENTS

Materials:
▪ Cut parts of sleeping garments
▪ Sewing box with tools
▪ Electric iron, ironing board
▪ Sewing machine (optional)

Instruction: With all the cut parts of sleeping garments that you
already have you are now going to sew and assemble them. A
hand or machine stich will do depend on the availability of
sewing machine. Wear it and take a photo then send to your group
chat in social media (messenger). Submit your output during the
retrieval of your module.

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 Scoring Rubric
Perfect Student’s Teacher’s
CRITERIA
Score Score Score
1. Suitability of Material
a. Material is suitable to 15%
style.

2. Workmanship
a. Neat: Right side/wrong
side
b. Seams well defined
25%
c. Even overcasting of
hemline.
d. Edges are finished
correctly.

3. General Appearance
Pleasing combinations of colors 25%
(buttons
4. Fitting
a. Neckline fits snugly on
neck.
b. Shoulder seams on
25%
shoulder line.
c. Shirt not too tight, not too
loose.

5. Speed
a. Finished on the deadline.
10%

TOTAL 100%

What’s more to do?

Assignment/Additional Activities

Chunking the Data

Instruction: Using the template write all the information/Data that

required. Chunk the data into details of Pre –Assembling
procedures to Assembling procedures of Sleeping Garments. Be
guided with the following questions below. Write in a clean sheet
of paper or submit online.

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 Name:

Grade & Section:

Important Terms Important Concepts/Ideas

Important Generalizations Insights Learned

Scoring Rubric
CRITERIA 4 3 2 1 SCORE
Explains the
Attempts to
student’s
Explains the demonstrate
own thinking
student’s thinking about
and learning
thinking learning but is Misses key
processes,
about his/her unclear about points.
1. Insights as well as
own learning the personal
implications
processes. learning
for future
process.
learning.
Response
Shows Shows Response
shows lack
complete substantial shows some
of
understandin understandin understanding
understandi
2. Demonstrate g of the g of the of the
ng on
d Knowledge learning Learning Learning
learning
Information, Information, information,
information,
ideas and ideas and ideas and
ideas and
processes processes processes
processes
Data given Data given Data given
Data given
are complete are complete are
are lacking
b. 3. Requirements with with very incomplete
with poor
outstanding good with good
understandi
understandin understandin understanding
ng on the
g on the g on the on the
concepts
concepts concepts concepts
TOTAL SCORE

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 Post-Test

Multiple Choice
Instruction: Read and understand the statements carefully. Write the letter that best
describes the statement. Write your answer in your quiz notebook or send online.
1. Which of the following seam is strong and durable but should be used only on
straight edges?
A. Plain Seam C. Flat fell Seam
B. French Seam D. Straight Stitching

2. What is the procedure in sewing that makes it easier because of the

systematic procedure used in the construction?
A. unit method of construction C. Assemble
B. construction method D. Sorting
3. Which of the following questions will match this “Sewing ability and Skill”?
A. Do you have a serger?
B. It is a sportswear or evening wear?
C. Are you a novice or an experiences sewer?
D. Will it be machine washed, hand – washed, or dry – cleaned?

4. Which of the following step requires much precision because making bundles
of mismatched patterns can create severe problems?
A. Sorting/Bundling C. Assembling
B. Sewing D. Finishing

5. How to avoid seam imprints on the right side of the fabric?

B. Place a strip of brown paper bag between the seam allowance and the
garment before pressing.
C. Place a strip of fabric between the seam allowance and the garment
before pressing.
D. Do not place anything between the seam allowance pressed
immediately for good result.
E. Do pressing on both sides of fabric to avoid seam imprints.

6. What do you call a line of stitching that holds two pieces of fabric together?
A. Stitching C. Seam
B. Seam D. Seam line

7. Which of the following is Not the advantages of unit method of construction?

A. Each part of a garments is sewn completely before it is attached to the
other parts.

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 B. Every piece that you are going to sew is not handled too much so that
the cloth does not become too wrinkled.
C. The needed marks in constructing the blouse are carefully checked.
D. The time consumed in sewing will took longer.

8. What is a separate part of the garment, when it is cut each portion becomes
a unit?
A. Unit
B. Unit Method of construction
C. Assembling procedure
D. Construction of garments

9. Which of the following is the last procedure in sewing of blouse for Sleeping
garments?
A. Attaching of Buttons C. Attaching of hook and eye
B. Attaching of Zipper D. Sewing of hemlines

10. The following are the factors to considered when selecting seam and seam
finishes, EXCEPT:
A. Fabric C. Baste the seam
B. Use of garment D. Care of garment

Answer Key

Pre-test Self-check 1.1 Self-check 1.2

A. (Multiple Choice) 1.True 1.False

1. C 2.False 2.True
2. A 3.True 3True.
3. B 4.False 4.False
5.False
4 D 5.True
5. B
B. IDENTIFICATION
1. Seam stick
2. Ironing Board
3. Seam roll
4. Tailor’s clapper
5. Flat Iron/Cloth iron
Self-check 1.3 Self-check 1.4 Post-test

1. Slot Seam 1.C 1.B 6. D

2. Lapped Seam 2.E 2.A 7. D
3. Bound Seam 3.D 3.A 8. C
4. Flat and Fell Seam 4.B 4.C 9. A
5. bound seam 5.A 5.C 10. C

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K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum Technology and Livelihood Education Learning
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K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum Technology and Livelihood Education Learning
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K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum Technology and Livelihood Education Learning
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