Students describe and explain who their chosen customer is based on their product.

Based on the ugly doll project but can be easily adapted.

Based on the ugly doll project but can be easily adapted. Differentiated to suit different levels of ability.

Based on surface decoration techniques: machine embroidery, applique and reverse applique. Includes a student revision sheet, an assessment with answers and a test grade conversion for the 9 to 1 grading system. Assessment, answers and conversions are all Microsoft publisher documents.

Based on surface decoration techniques: tie dye, dip dye and batik and also hand embroidery quality control checklist. Includes a student revision learn sheet, an assessment and answers and also a test grade conversion chart based on the 9 to 1 grading system. Assessment, answers and conversions are all Microsoft publisher documents.

Based on natural fibres, synthetic fibres and fabric construction. Pack includes a revision sheet for the students, an assessment (30 marks total), answer sheet and a test grade conversion chart based on the 9-1 grading system. Assessment, answers and conversions are all Microsoft publisher documents.

Allows the students to understand what is reverse applique, the different variations and the history behind it. Used within a whole class discussion and as a resource for the students to independently use during the practical lesson.

To aid students in gaining the knowledge about the technique of Applique in Textiles. Can be used for any year group.

Students are presented with research on the technique of Tie Dye and also introduced to tie dye from around the world.

Research for the students to use about the technique Batik and the various patterns you can create.

Students work from the task sheets based on the different types of sewing machines available and learn about their function. Worksheets cannot be edited.

Students understand the concept of hand embroidery and the origins of the technique as well as linking to other curriculum areas such as Geography and History. Can be used with links to literacy as it can be read out loud independently by the students and can develop deeper classroom discussions.

Students can independently work through the pack using the help guide. No specialist teacher required. Can be used for extension or cover work. Students create a pack of instructions on how to create a plush food toy. They can either base it on machine or hand embroidery.

Visual instruction guide on how to create tie dye patterns using baby wipes and watercolour paints. It starts with the basic patterns leading to more complicated ones.

A differentiated resource showing how to draw tie dye patterns including simple patterns like the bullseye to the donut pattern. It also shows how to effectively add colour to represent the dye added.

Pack of worksheets based on Health and Safety when working with Textiles equipment and also H&S labelling. Worksheets cannot be edited.

Worksheets based on the technique of Batik. Worksheets cannot be edited.

Resource pack containing tasks to do based on Tie Dye and the technique of Shibori. Worksheets cannot be edited.

A selection of tasks based on the technique of tie dye and natural dyes vs synthetic dyes. Worksheets cannot be edited.