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Apply the ways ways on how to use hemming stitches stitches in sewing sewing garment parts.
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S8ills The ability and capacity acquired through deliberate, systemac, and sustained eort to smoothly and adapvely carryout complex acvies or the ability, coming from ones knowledge, pracce, aptude, etc!, to do something
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%ayout and pin patterns on fa-rics.
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The learner demonstrates understanding on the principles on laying out and pinning pa garments.
Domain
Adapted +ogniti!e &rocess #imensions (#./. 3o. 4, s. 015)
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Tranfer pattern marks and sym-ols onto fa-ric.
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State the significance of transferring pattern marks and sym-ols in construc
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(ey Concepts / -nderstandings to The learner demonstrates understanding on the principles on laying out and pinning pa e Developed garments.
Domain
Adapted +ogniti!e &rocess #imensions (#./. 3o. 4, s. 015)
!no5ledge
Remem6ering
The fact or condion of knowing something with familiarity gained through experience or associaon
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11l.ing
Execute how to pin patterns on Fa-ric.
S8ills The ability and capacity acquired through deliberate, systemac, and sustained eort to smoothly and adapvely carryout complex acvies or the ability, coming from ones knowledge, pracce, aptude, etc!, to do something
&'ETI*ES+
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:tude *alues
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&inning patterns on fa-ric for sleeping garments.
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State the significance of pinning out patterns -efore sewing.
2, ontent
&rinciples of pinning out the fa-ric.
3, Learning Resources
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%ine up the grain on the pattern and the grain line on the fa-ric, parrallel to the sel!age.
$efore pinning the pattern pieces to fa-ric, fold the fa-ric in half lengthwise with right unless the cutting layout shows otherwise. Each pattern piece has a straight grainlin arrow for an edge placed on the fold. Straight grain line arrow must -e parallel to the &in the pieces to the fa-ric.
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%ayout and pin patterns on fa-rics.
(ey Concepts / -nderstandings to e Developed
The learner demonstrates understanding on the principles on laying out and pinning pa garments.
Domain
Adapted +ogniti!e &rocess #imensions (#./. 3o. 4, s. 015)
!no5ledge
Remem6ering
The fact or condion of knowing something with familiarity gained through experience or associaon
7nderstanding
&'ETI*ES+
nterpret the principles of laying out patterns on fa-ric.
11l.ing
Execute how to layout patterns on Fa-ric.
S8ills The ability and capacity acquired through deliberate, systemac, and sustained eort to smoothly and adapvely carryout complex acvies or the ability, coming from ones knowledge, pracce, aptude, etc!, to do something
TLE!
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%ayout patterns on fa-ric for sleeping garments.
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2, ontent
&rinciples of laying out the fa-ric.
3, Learning Resources
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Grade Level:
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Learning Competency/ies:
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&repare materials for sleeping garments.
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(ey Concepts / -nderstandings The learner demonstrates understanding on the principles preparing sleeping garment to e Developed Adapted +ogniti!e &rocess #imensions (#./. 3o. 4, s. 015)
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7nderstanding 11l.ing
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:tude *alues
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#istinguish the proper uses of these marking tools used in sleeping garmen
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Grade Level:
TLE/DRESSM!I"#
Learning Competency/ies:
Duraon:
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&repare materials for sleeping garments.
(Taken from the Curriculum Guide )
(ey Concepts / -nderstandings to e Developed
The learner demonstrates understanding on the principles preparing sleeping garment
Domain
Adapted +ogniti!e &rocess #imensions (#./. 3o. 4, s. 015)
!no5ledge
Remem6ering
The fact or condion of knowing something with familiarity gained through experience or associaon
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E!aluate some fa-ric suited for sleeping garments.
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Organizaon
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Appreciate the characteristics of fa-rics.
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Selection of Fa-rics suited for sleeping garment design.
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