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    The document provides guidance on preparing a project plan for making household linens. It discusses choosing appropriate materials and fabric for the project. A sample project plan template is given for making a reversible placemat that includes the name of the project, objectives, list of materials and tools, step-by-step procedures, and evaluation criteria. Key steps in preparing fabric such as soaking and ironing are outlined. Common types of fabrics like cotton, wool, silk, linen and synthetic are also defined.

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    The document provides guidance on preparing a project plan for making household linens. It discusses choosing appropriate materials and fabric for the project. A sample project plan template is given for making a reversible placemat that includes the name of the project, objectives, list of materials and tools, step-by-step procedures, and evaluation criteria. Key steps in preparing fabric such as soaking and ironing are outlined. Common types of fabrics like cotton, wool, silk, linen and synthetic are also defined.

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    The document provides guidance on preparing a project plan for making household linens. It discusses choosing appropriate materials and fabric for the project. A sample project plan template is given for making a reversible placemat that includes the name of the project, objectives, list of materials and tools, step-by-step procedures, and evaluation criteria. Key steps in preparing fabric such as soaking and ironing are outlined. Common types of fabrics like cotton, wool, silk, linen and synthetic are also defined.

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    TLE 6 – HOME ECONOMICS

    QUARTER 3 WEEK 3

    Preparing Project Plan for Household Linens

    I
    Careful and systematic planning is the first step in making a good sewing project. Plan what to
    sew, materials needed, and how to go about the project.

    The following are some guidelines to consider in the preparation of a project.


    1. Study the project, make a detailed illustration, and list down the materials to be used.
    2. Choose the fabric suitable for the project
    3. Decide on the design of the project.
    4. Plan the steps to be followed in making the project.
    5. Prepare the sewing tools and sewing machine.
    6. Prepare the materials needed. Consider the quality of the materials to be used in the project

    Parts of the Project Plan


    I. Name of project – The project to be done
    II. Objectives – The reason for making the project
    III. Materials- The List of the materials and their description.
    IV. Design or Drawing of the project – An illustration of the project to be
    done
    V. Procedure – Steps in making the project accompanied by illustrations for
    clarity and understanding
    VI. Evaluation-Check the quality of the finished product. A scorecard or a
    rubric is used for evaluationg the project. It consists of a set of criteria with
    questions to be answered by the students, the teacher, and the parents
     
    Preparing a Project Plan for Household Linens
    The following is an example of a project plan in making a household linen.
     
    I. Name of Project: Reversible Placemat
     
    II. Objectives:
    1. Follow the correct procedure in making a reversible placemat
    2. Use appropriate sewing tools and equipment.
    3. Produce a creative and marketable placemat.
     
    III. Materials and Tools
    A. Materials

    MATERIALS QUANTITY UNIT COST TOTAL COST


    Patterned fabrics
    2 ½ yards PHP 60.00 PHP 120.00

    Thread 1piece PHP 30.00 PHP 30.00

    TOTAL PHP 150.00

    B. Tools

    1. Sewing machine 4. Measuring tape

    1
    2. Needle 5. Pinking Shears
    3. Dressmaker’s pin 6. Flat iron
     
    IV. Procedures
    1. Cut your patterned fabrics at 18 inches by 22 inches to form rectangles.
    2. Lay down both sides of your fabrics facing each other. Pin them around.
    3. Sew around the edges using a sewing machine or hand stitch them. Leave a ½ inch seam allowance but leave a 2-
    inch opening on the corner. Trim excess cloth.
    4. Pull the fabric inside out from the opening to reveal both patterns.
    5. Iron the placemat to remove wrinkles and flatten the seams of the opening.
    6. Sew the opening to close the edge.
     
    V. Evaluation
    Refer to the rubric in this material.

    Different Kinds of Fabric


    1. Cotton – This cloth is smooth, durable, and absorbent. It is appropriate for tropical climate. It can be used in
    making blouses, aprons, house clothes, gowns, hand towels, pillowcases, handkerchiefs, bed covers and other home
    furnishings.
    2. Wool – This cloth is suitable for the cold season. It is thick and slightly rough. It is obtained from the fur of sheep.
    It is usually used in making jackets, bedsheets, and sweaters.
    3. silk – This is an expensive fabric. It is quite difficult to cut and sew because of its fine, smooth and lustrous texture.
    4. Linen- This fabric comes from the flax plant. It is the oldest kind of fabric. It is cool and absorbent.
    5, Synthetic- made from man-made fibers woven into different fabrics like rayon, banlon, this cloth can be easily
    washed and dried.

    Preparing the fabric


    1. Soak cotton and linen fabric overnight in water to shrink it and soften before cutting out the pattern. Linen
    fabric can shrink up to six percent and may cause problems with fitting if not soaked beforehand.
    2. All other project elements must also be pre-shrunk. These include the zipper, linings, and interfacings.
    3. Soak colored fabrics alone since dyes may bleed significantly.
    4. Wash fabric a second time if dye does not stop bleeding. If color continuous to run, add two or three
    tablespoons of vinegar to the water to allow the color to set.
    5. Hang to dry. Do not wring.
    6. Iron wrinkles when dry.
    7. Check the fibers. Lengthwise fibers (warp) should be straight. This will ensure that seams and hems hang
    straight.
    8. Raw edge or selvage should be trimmed to prevent the fabric from raveling.
    9. Iron the fabric if needed.

    Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtjOxcb23wk

    Learning Task 1. Write Agree if the statement is correct and write Disagree if the
    statement is incorrect. Write your answer in a sheet of pad paper.

    ________1. Preparing a project plan for household linens makes one’s work easier and correct.
    ________2. Marketing means telling the people about your product and service.
    ________3. Linens are fabric household items intended for daily use like bedding, tablecloth, and
    towels.
    2
    ________4. There are many commercially made household linens found in the market.

    D ________5. Choose the fabric most suitable for the project.

    Learning Task 2. Answer the following questions on a whole sheet of paper.

    1. Why do you need to choose the right fabric?


    ________________________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________
    2. How do you prepare the fabric before sewing?
    ________________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ___________

    E 3. How do you make the pattern for your project?

    ________________________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________

    Learning Task 3. Prepare a project plan for any kind of household linen. Use the given template. Write your answer
    in a sheet of pad paper.

    I. Name of Project:
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    II. Objectives:
    1.

    A
    _________________________________________________________________________________
    2. _________________________________________________________________________________
    3. ________________________________________________________________________________
    III. Materials and Tools
    A. Materials
     
    MATERIALS QUANTITY UNIT COST TOTAL COST

    B. Tools
    1. 4.
    2. 5.
    3. 6.

    3
    IV. Procedure
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    Assessment

    Choose the correct answer. Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before each number.

    _____1. This cloth is smooth, durable, and absorbent.


    A. Wool B. Silk C. Cotton D. Linen

    _____2. This fabric is made from man-made fibers woven into different fabrics like rayon, banlon, this cloth can be
    easily washed and dried.
    A. Wool B. Silk C. Linen D. Synthetic

    _____3. This cotton is suitable for the cold season. It is thick and slightly rough.
    A. Wool B. Silk C. Cotton D. Linen

    ______4. This fabric comes from the flax plant.


    A. Wool B. Silk C. Cotton D. Linen

    ______5. This is an expensive fabric.


    A. Wool B. Silk C. Cotton D. Linen

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