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INTRODUCTION (APRON) Apron is a piece of clothing that chef wear over the front of other clothes before you start cooking to prevent the cloth from getting dirty when you are cooking. Cap is also a piece of clothing wear to prevent broken hair falling inside the dishes. Simple Apron and Cap are easy to make in an hour or less. MATERIALS NEEDED FOR MAKING APRON Brown paper Fabric Thread that matches fabric Pin Scissor Measuring tape PREPARATION OF PATTERNS AND CUTTING OUT APRON Make a paper pattern of apron, belts, neck band and pocket. Straighten the fabric. Fold the fabric into two with the right side together. Place patterns pieces on the fabric. Pin the pattern pieces and cut out. Transfer all patterns making to the fabric. Stitch altogether. CAP Mark appropriate circle on brown paper. Place on fabric, mark and cut. Stitch around the edge. Mark appropriate cap band on brown paper. Place on fabric, mark and cut. Fold the cloth in half “wrong” sides together and press with the iron. Fold and press an inch seam allowance down both sides. Fold the band “right” sides together and sew a seam down the side. Grab the circle pattern with the loose stitching and pull the stitch (make sure it’s fairly even throughout) until it’s about the same size as the band you created. Carefully press the bottom edge of the circle against the open end of the band and pin. Do this all the way around the open seams and sew the two pieces together. PRESENTATION Step 1: Teacher revised the previous topic Step 2: Teacher introduces the new topic Step 3: Teacher explains the new topic Step 4: Teacher welcomes pupils’ questions Step5: Teacher evaluates the pupils EVALUATION/ASSIGNMENT Explain kitchen Apron and cap. Mention 5 materials needed in making apron. Prepare patterns and cut out apron and cap. Produce apron and cap. See also Sewing Measuring Tools THE SEWING MACHINE LEARNING AREA SEWING MACHINE Materials For Care of Clothing Care and Maintenance of Clothing

HOW TO PRODUCE SIMPLE CLOTHING ARTICLES – APRON AND CAP