Step 2: Cutting the Monster Out

What are the two patterns available for the monster sewing project?

• Round and triangle

• Round and square

• Square and triangle

• Square and rectangle

What is the purpose of using straight pins on the fabric?

• To mark the center of the fabric

• To prevent the fabric layers from shifting

• To measure the fabric dimensions

• To create a design on the fabric

What is the recommended cutting technique with the shears?

• Cutting right on top of the traced line

• Cutting randomly across the fabric

• Cutting in a zigzag pattern

• Cutting through only one layer of fabric

What should be done with the larger fabric scraps?

• Throw them away

• Use them for accessories

• Keep them for future projects

• Donate them to a fabric store

What should be done with the tiny fabric scraps?

• Donate them to a fabric store

• Keep them for future projects

• Use them for accessories

• Throw them away

What should be the position of the Sharpie side of the fabric?

• At the bottom of the monster

• Outside the monster

• Inside the monster

• At the top of the monster

What should be done with the initial pin after cutting the fabric?

• Leave it in the fabric

• Put it in the scrap bin

• Throw it away

• Use it for another project

How many straight pins should be used on the fabric?

• Three

• Six

• Four

• Five

What is the purpose of using shears to cut the fabric?

• To create a design on the fabric

• To prevent the fabric layers from shifting

• To cut the fabric into the desired shape

• To measure the fabric dimensions