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BAGONG SILANGAN HIGH SCHOOL

J. P. Rizal St., Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City

I. IDENTIFICATION OF MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETENCIES


Learning Objective 1: Use basic tools in embroidery.
1.1 Basic tools and materials in embroidery are identified. (TLE_HEHD7/8EA-0a-b1)

II. OBJECTIVES
1. Understand the essential embroidery tools and their functions.
2. Identify different types of embroidery needles and when to use them.
3. Learn about various embroidery materials and their purposes.

III. INTRODUCTION OF THE LESSON


Embroidery is a creative and enjoyable craft that involves stitching beautiful designs onto fabric. To get
started with embroidery, it's important to know about the tools and materials you'll need. In this lesson, we'll
explore the world of embroidery tools and materials in a simple and easy-to-understand way.

IV. CONTEXT
Before we dive into the tools and materials, let's clarify a few terms:
-Embroidery Tools are small devices or instruments used in sewing, like tools in a toolbox.
-Materials or Supplies are items that are used up or consumed when completing an embroidery project,
such as thread or fabric.

EMBROIDERY TOOLS
1. Gauge: A tool for measuring short distances.
2. Tape Measure: Used for measuring longer distances or materials.
3. Thimbles: Metal or plastic finger protectors that help push the needle through the fabric.
4. Embroidery Hoop/Stiletto: Used to make eyelets and keep the fabric stretched during stitching.
5. Embroidery Scissors: Small, sharp scissors for trimming threads and cutting eyelets.
6. Needle Threader: A tool to help thread needles, especially for those with poor eyesight.
7. Embroidery Needle: Short, fine-pointed needles with an eye for threading.
8. Watercolor Brush: Used for transferring designs using pricking and pouncing methods.
9. Pin Cushion: A handy place to keep your pins and needles.
10. Tracing Paper: Used for tracing designs.
11. Sewing Box: Keep your tools organized in a sewing box.
12. Bag: Store your work in a washable bag to keep it clean and fresh.

Considerations in Choosing Your Needle


1. Avoid using bent, rusty, or dull needles.
2. Protect your needles by storing them in a needle case.
3. To make needles last longer, rub them with sandpaper or heavy wool to sharpen them.

Types of Needles
1. Crewel Needles: Sharp-pointed needles with large eyes for standard embroidery stitches.
2. Chenille Needles: Thicker, longer needles with large eyes, suitable for heavier yarns.
3. Tapestry Needles: Blunt needles, great for thread-counting embroidery and needlepoint.

EMBROIDERY MATERIALS
1. Pounce: A fine powder used for transferring designs through the pricking method.
2. Thread: Thin, flexible strands are used for stitching and adding decorative designs.
3. Fabric: The material you'll embroider on, which comes in various types:
a. Common Weave: Best for decorative stitches, like cotton, linen, or silk.
b. Even-Weave: Ideal for techniques like Hardanger and Blackwork embroidery.
c. Basketweave: Often used by beginners, but not typically for embroidery.

*Additional Information: Aida cloth is a specialized fabric designed for counted thread embroidery techniques
like cross-stitch, known for its grid-like weave with regularly spaced holes or squares, making it easy to count
stitches and maintain even spacing. It's typically made from cotton or a cotton blend.
V. LEARNING ACTIVITY/TASKS

Activity 1: X-WORD PUZZLE!


Directions. Fill out the crossword puzzle with the correct terms using the given clues.

Activity 2: IT’S YOUR CHOICE!


Directions: Read and understand each question. Choose the letter of your answer.

1. Which embroidery tool is used to measure short distances?


A) Tape Measure B) Thimbles C) Gauge D) Needle threader

2. What is the primary purpose of thread in embroidery?


A) To store needles C) To add decorative designs to fabric
B) To measure distances D) To protect fingers while sewing

3. Which type of needle is best suited for standard embroidery stitchery?


A) Chenille B) Tapestry C) Crewell D) Watercolor brush

4. What is the purpose of pounce in embroidery materials?


A) Thread storage C) Transferring designs by pricking
B) Measuring fabric D) Sharpening needles

5. Aida cloth is specifically designed for which type of embroidery technique?


A) Cross-stitch C) Hardanger embroidery
B) Crewel embroidery D) Thread-counting embroidery

Activity 3: REFLECT ME! (5 points each)


Direction: Answer the following questions in sentence type.

1. Can you name at least three embroidery tools used in embroidery projects and briefly describe their
functions?

2. What are the key considerations when choosing the right needle for your embroidery project, and why
does the type of needle matter?

3. How would you organize and store your embroidery tools and materials effectively to keep them in good
condition and readily accessible for future projects?

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