VOCTECH 1

When measuring sleeve length, the starting point is typically at the:

• Shoulder Seam

• Armpit

• Cuff Edge

• Collar

To measure bicep circumference, the tape should be placed around the upper arm at the:

• Widest Point

• Elbow

• Wrist

• Shoulder

When measuring sleeve inseam, which points are typically connected?

• Shoulder seam to cuff edge

• Armpit to cuff edge following the sleeve curve

• Armpit to wrist

• Elbow to cuff edge

The primary tool used for drawing smooth curves on a sleeve pattern is:

• Tape Measure

• Straight Ruler

• French Curve

• Scissors

To transfer pattern markings from paper to fabric, you might use:

• Pencil

• Tape Measure

• French Curve

• Scissors

Which of the following is NOT typically needed for drafting a basic sleeve pattern?

• Paper

• Pins

• Fabric

• Pencil

When drafting a basic sleeve pattern, the armhole curve is typically based on the measurement of the:

• Wrist

• Bicep

• Shoulder Width

• Neck Cirmcumference

How many main darts are typically used to achieve a good fit in a basic sleeve pattern?

• None

• One at the elbow

• Two, one at the bicep and one at the elbow

• It depends on the sleeve style

In drafting a sleeve pattern, the seam allowances are added:

• After the basic pattern shape is complete

• As you draw each line segment

• Only at the cuff edge

• No seam allowances are needed

When attaching a sleeve to the bodice of a garment, the key to achieving a smooth fit is to match:

• The total length of the sleeve seam to the armhole seam

• The corresponding notches or markings on both pieces

• The width of the sleeve cuff to the bottom of the bodice

• The center points of the sleeve and bodice