What are the different types of pockets and how are they made? Define belt.

Here are the answers to the questions: SECTION A: MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. d) Round pocket 2. a) silhouette 3. d) Figure 4. d) Pattern 5. d) Selvedge 6. a) Dart 7. a) sleeve 8. b) smoothly without a separate collar stand 9. c) kimono sleeve 10. a) Mannequin SECTION B: ANSWER ANY THREE QUESTIONS Question 1: a) List four(4) types of pockets 1. Patch pocket 2. Set-in pocket (or Seam pocket) 3. Welt pocket 4. Flap pocket b) Draw a patch pocket A patch pocket is a piece of fabric sewn onto the outside of a garment. It typically has a rectangular or curved shape with a finished top edge (hem) and seam allowances turned under on the other three sides, which are then stitched to the garment. c) Explain how to make pocket (Assuming a patch pocket) 1. Cut the pocket piece from fabric, including seam allowances and a hem allowance for the top edge. 2. Finish the top edge by turning it under twice and stitching to create a hem. 3. Press under the seam allowances on the remaining three sides of the pocket. 4. Position the pocket on the garment according to the pattern markings and pin it securely. 5. Stitch the pocket to the garment along the pressed edges, reinforcing the top corners for durability. Question 2: a) Define belt A belt is a flexible band, typically made of fabric, leather, or webbing, worn around the waist. Its primary functions are to hold up clothing, cinch a garment for shaping, or serve as a decorative accessory. b) List four(4) materials that can be use to make belt 1. Leather 2. Fabric (e.g., cotton, denim, silk) 3. Webbing (e.g., nylon, polyester) 4. Suede c) Explain how to make belt (Assuming a simple fabric belt) 1. Cut two long strips of fabric to the desired length and width, adding seam allowances. 2. Place the two fabric strips right sides together. Stitch along both long edges and one short end, leaving the other short end open. 3. Trim the seam allowances and clip the corners to reduce bulk. 4. Turn the belt right side out through the open end. 5. Press the belt flat, ensuring the seams are crisp. Turn under the raw edges of the open end. 6. Topstitch all around the perimeter of the belt, which closes the opening and provides a neat, finished edge. Question 3: a) Define collar in garment A collar is a distinct part of a garment that is attached around the neckline. It can be designed to stand up, lie flat, or roll, serving both functional purposes like warmth and protection, and decorative purposes to enhance the garment's style. b) Write four(4) types of collar 1. Stand collar (e.g., Mandarin collar) 2. Flat collar (e.g., Peter Pan collar) 3. Rolled collar (e.g., Shirt collar) 4. Shawl collar c) State three functions of collar in garment 1. Decoration: Collars add aesthetic appeal and style to a garment, framing the face and enhancing the overall design. 2. Protection: They provide warmth and protection to the neck area, especially in colder weather or for specific garment types. 3. Shaping: Collars help to define and finish the neckline of a garment, contributing to its structure and fit.