Sewing project (Noun): A task or activity that involves making or repairing something with thread and needle.

• Example Sentences:

  1. My first sewing project was a simple pillowcase.

  2. She started a new sewing project using leftover fabric.

  3. Finishing a sewing project takes time and patience.

Thread (Noun): A long, thin piece of cotton, nylon, or other material used to sew fabric together.

• Example Sentences:

  1. I used blue thread to match the fabric.

  2. The thread broke, so I had to start over.

  3. You need a strong thread for thicker materials.

Pattern (Noun): A paper or digital guide showing how to cut and sew fabric to create something.

• Example Sentences:

  1. I followed a pattern to make a skirt.

  2. Sewing patterns usually come with instructions and measurements.

  3. You can download free patterns online.

Hem (Noun/Verb): The folded and sewn edge of a piece of fabric, often at the bottom of clothing.

• Example Sentences:

  1. I learned how to sew a straight hem on my pants.

  2. She hemmed the curtains to fit the window better.

  3. Don't forget to iron the hem before sewing it.

Seam ripper (Noun): A small tool used to remove stitches or fix sewing mistakes.

• Example Sentences:

  1. I used a seam ripper to undo the crooked stitches.

  2. Every sewing kit should have a seam ripper.

  3. Be careful; seam rippers are sharp!