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C1: Work Plan

Examples of work plans found online - ​Instructables DIY Phone Pouch​ | ​We All Sew​ | ​Nutella Brownies

🔎 What?
C1: Outline a plan, which considers the use of resources and time, sufficient for peers to be able to follow to create the solution.

1. Describe​ all steps needed to create your product. In this step plan:
● List​ all tools you will need for each step.
● List​ all materials you will need for each step (where appropriate).
● Record​ the estimated time it should take to complete each step. (1 period = 40 mins of work time)
● Outline​ safety precautions for each step (where appropriate).
● Outline/describe​ what each step entails (bullet point sequence of smaller ‘sub-steps’).
● Present​ photographs and/or screenshots that illustrate the production process of your product (if found)
2. Summarize​ the materials and tools of the project in the following:
● Cutting List
● Tools List
3. Extension: Present​ photographs of your pattern & prototype (if complete)

Consider
Despite the fact that every student has their own project, it is likely your plan has some of the following ‘steps’:
- Create seams
- Iron fabric
- Mark out pattern A
- Cut pattern A
- Press seams on part A with iron
- Pin part A to part B
- Sew part A to part B
- Apply rivets/eyelets/snap buttons
- Sew on snap-buttons/velcro/zipper

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main steps in a plan that steps in a plan that contains plan, which ​considers​ time plan​, which ​considers​ the
contains some details, some details, resulting in and resources, resulting in use of resources and time,
resulting in peers having peers having difficulty peers being able to follow the sufficient for peers to be
significant difficulty following following the plan to create plan to create the solution. able to follow to create the
the plan to create the solution. the solution. solution.

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How to make a drawstring bag

Source(s)​ (MLA format):

● Mora, Melissa. “​Learn to Sew a Drawstring Bag - “Beginner Sewing Project” ​Youtube,​ uploaded by Melly Sews, 8 May. 
2018, ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP1YwXwcmrQ&t=98s​. Accessed 22 Apr. 2020. 
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# Step title Materials and tools Time Step details (what are you doing?)
needed
(1 pd =
40mins)

EX. Prepare fabric - Fabric scissors 20m ● Cut the legs of the jeans just below the pockets. Open
- Denim jeans the legs by cutting along the thick seam (inside leg).
● Be careful with the rotary cutter so that your cuts are
precise.

1 Get the - 2 pieces of 1m You are getting the materials you need to make your drawstring
materials fabric that is bag.
needed. 30 inches
by 20
inches
- Drawstring
that is 40
inches
- Sewing pins
- Fabric
scissors
- Safety pins
- Cardstock
- Pen
- Iron
- Ironing

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board
- Measuring
tape
- Sewing
machine
- Thread

2 Drawing on - Cardstock 1m Draw a quarter inch line from the edge of the top of the paper,
paper. - Pen draw the line with the cardstock in a vertical view.

3 Pressing the - Fabric 2m Put your fabric under the cardstock, then press the fabric onto the
fabric. - Cardstock line on the cardstock by ironing it, now remove the cardstock.
- Iron Repeat this on the other piece of fabric.
- Ironing
board

4 Pinning your - Fabric 1m Get both pieces of the fabric and put them up together on the side
fabric. - Sewing pins where it isn’t pressed, then measure 3 inches down from the
- Measuring pressed top and place a pin there. Do that on both sides of the
tape fabric.

5 Sewing the - Sewing 5m Go an inch away from the edges and use the sewing machine to
fabric together. machine sew from the pin we placed on the left of the fabric, down to the
- Thread corner of the fabric, and then the other corner of the fabric back
- Fabric up to the pin we placed on the right.

6 Pressing the - Iron 1m Get your fabric so that the part that yousew is in the middle, then
fabric. - Ironing put the fabric over the nose of your ironing board. Press the seam
board allowance with the iron. Take the edge of the fabric piece you
- Fabric pressed and fold it under, do it for both sides and then press it
again. Repeat that process to the bottom of the fabric.

7 Stitching the - Fabric 2m Now stitch the bottom part of the fabric that you didn’t before,
fabric. - Sewing stitch both the side on the left and right so it closes.
machine
- Thread

8 Folding the top. - Fabric 1m Fold the top part that wasn’t sewn down, do that for both sides.
- Sewing pins Then place a pin on the left and right and do it on the front and
back.

9 Stitching the - Sewing 2m Sew the bottom part of the folded fabric, sew it on both the front
folded part. machine and back where the fabric is folded on the top.
- Sewing pins
- Thread
- Fabric

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10 Putting the - Safety pin 1m Fold a little part on the edge of the drawstring then put your safety
drawstring in. - Drawstring pin through, now put your drawstring through the hole at the top of
- Fabric the fabric bag.

Cutting list
# Material and Dimensions Quantity Needed for

1 Fabric 508*762mm 2 pieces Back and front of my bag

2 Drawstring 1016mm 1 long Closing my bag

3 Cardstock 1 piece Measuring the fold of the fabric.

4 Iron 1 To iron.

5 Ironing board 1 To iron on.

6 Thread 1 To sew it.

7 Sewing machine 1 To sew it.

Tools
# Name of Tool Quantity Needed for

1 Fabric Scissors 1 To cut the fabric.

2 Measuring Tape 1 To measure the fabric.

3 Sewing Pins 10 To pin the bag.

4 Safety Pin 1 To pin the top of the bag.

5 Pen 1 To draw on cardstock.

Extension​: Insert photos of your life-size patterns and paper prototype

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