Basic Sewing Machine Operation
AQA Unit Award 117958
Session 3
AQA Award
Can you Organise these?
Can you label the parts of the sewing machine?
Needle
Presser Foot
Presser Foot Lever
Stitch Selector
Take-up Lever
Thread Guide
Spool Pins
Needle Clamp
Stitch Length Dial
Reverse Stitch Lever
Tension Control
Power switch
Hand Wheel
Feed Dogs
Bobbin Winder Stop
AQA Award
Excellent job!
You have placed all the concepts in the correct drawer. You clearly distinguish between good and bad study techniques, a key skill for learning more effectively.
- You know how to identify strategies that improve memory, understanding, and performance.
- You also recognize habits that hinder learning and should be avoided.
- You are building a solid foundation to study smarter, not harder.
What does this mean?
You're almost there!
Some concepts are not in the correct drawer…but you're very close! Remembering which techniques help and which don't is part of learning, so making mistakes also counts as progress. Try again!
Session 3 - Basic Sewing Machine Operation
Amy Hastings
Created on April 29, 2026
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Basic Sewing Machine Operation
AQA Unit Award 117958
Session 3
AQA Award
Can you Organise these?
Can you label the parts of the sewing machine?
Needle
Presser Foot
Presser Foot Lever
Stitch Selector
Take-up Lever
Thread Guide
Spool Pins
Needle Clamp
Stitch Length Dial
Reverse Stitch Lever
Tension Control
Power switch
Hand Wheel
Feed Dogs
Bobbin Winder Stop
AQA Award
Excellent job!
You have placed all the concepts in the correct drawer. You clearly distinguish between good and bad study techniques, a key skill for learning more effectively.
What does this mean?
You're almost there!
Some concepts are not in the correct drawer…but you're very close! Remembering which techniques help and which don't is part of learning, so making mistakes also counts as progress. Try again!