<p><strong>GCSE Natural Fibres</strong> Revision Mats: Focus on cotton, wool, and silk with low-stakes retrieval practice. These mats feature integrated exam-style questions, dual-coded diagrams, and a mix of activities to support revision or starter tasks in class. Perfect for adaptable teaching and reinforcing key concepts.</p>

<p>Visual posters with step-by-step instructions for manufacturing a half-square triangle patchwork cushion. Includes clear CAD technical drawings, simple measurements and an exemplar photograph. Also features easy-to-follow cushion construction and quilting instructions.</p> <p>A very successful project for Year 8, but adaptable for GCSE students. Perfect for developing patchwork and sewing skills.</p>

<p>GCSE Synthetic Fibres Revision Mats: Focus on polyester, nylon and acrylic with low-stakes retrieval practice. These mats feature integrated multiple choice questions, dual-coded diagrams, and a mix of activities to support revision or starter tasks in class. Perfect for adaptable teaching and reinforcing key concepts.</p>

<p>Visual posters with step-by-step instructions for creating a plain seam and French seam, with space to add fabric examples for each step. This resource encourages independence in the classroom and helps students develop high-quality sewing skills. A highly successful tool for reinforcing essential techniques in a clear and engaging way.</p> <p>Additionally, an overlocker poster with clear health and safety guidelines and instructions is included.</p>

<p>This poster presents a variety of textile fastenings, with each type illustrated by a photo and brief description. Examples include zips, velcro, and buttons, showcasing their unique applications in fashion and textiles.</p> <p>This display supports the AQA Design Technology: Fashion &amp; Textiles curriculum by highlighting different fastening options and their design uses.</p>

<p><strong>AQA Fashion &amp; Textiles A Level</strong></p> <p>These homework question resources are tailored for AQA Fashion and Textiles A Level, focusing on 1. Core Technical Principles. Each homework is designed to cover specific topics with a range of exam-style questions, varying in marks from 10 to 25. Students will engage with comprehensive questions that mimic exam formats, enabling them to consolidate their understanding and practice applying theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios in the fashion and textiles industry.</p>

<p>This thinking grid worksheet helps students organise information effectively, aiding in memory retrieval and understanding key concepts related to fibres (1.1-1.2) in the context of AQA Fashion and Textiles A Level. The template focuses on identifying specific fabrics, common uses and why and generic properties alongside special properties. Students are encouraged to use colour coding to link their recalled fabric knowledge together.</p> <p>Includes: natural, synthetic and regenerated fibres.</p> <p>Popular resource for starters or revision.</p>

<p>This poster presents a variety of textile trims, with each type illustrated by a photo and brief description. Examples include lace, tapes, and LEDs, showcasing their unique applications in fashion and textiles. This display supports the AQA Design Technology: Fashion &amp; Textiles curriculum by highlighting different trim options and their design uses.</p>