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Sewing a Pillow - Human Ecology - MsChalmers 
The students with create a pillow either a patchwork rectangular pillow, (8 1/2 by 11) or letter pillow (2) or a design of their choosing (upon approval of the teacher)
Rubric Code: EX95W22
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Sewing a Pillow
 

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4 pts

1.) Seams and stitches
1 pts

1 ( x 1 pts)

Seams are completed but not done properly, messy.
Stitches are to big or too small, very inconsistent
2 ( x 1 pts)

Seams are not straight
Stitching is inconsistent
3 ( x 1 pts)

Seams are appropriate to the pattern, lines are very curvy or straight as need be.
Stitching is consistent and even
4 ( x 1 pts)

Seams are even, straight or curvy as is appropriate to the pattern.
Stitching is consistent, even and no mistakes.
2.) Closure
0.5 pts

1 ( x 0.5 pts)

Closure seam is incorrect for at lest 2 of the following: close to the edge, not puckering, and correctly folded.
2 ( x 0.5 pts)

Closure seam is not one of the following : close to the edge, not puckering, and correctly folded.
3 ( x 0.5 pts)

Closure seam is close to the edge, not puckering, and correctly folded.
4 ( x 0.5 pts)

Closure seam is hidden, not puckering and correctly folded.
3.) Clipped Strings
0.5 pts

1 ( x 0.5 pts)

Multiple strings are not clipped
2 ( x 0.5 pts)

No more than two strings are hanging from pillow
3 ( x 0.5 pts)

Strings are clipped and effort is made to make the pillow appealing
4 ( x 0.5 pts)

No strings are hanging out or showing!!
4.) Corners
1 pts

1 ( x 1 pts)

2 or more corners are turned in
2 ( x 1 pts)

One corner is tucked in
3 ( x 1 pts)

All corners are correctly turned
4 ( x 1 pts)

All corners, curves and edges are correctly turned
5.) Patchwork/Letter work
2 pts

1 ( x 2 pts)

More than 3 corners are mismatched
or
2 ( x 2 pts)

3 or less corners are mismatched
3 ( x 2 pts)

Corners of all squares match
4 ( x 2 pts)

Well done and organized. all done correctly.
6.) Workmanship
2 pts

1 ( x 2 pts)

Project has obvious matching and size problems due to inexact measuring, cutting and sewing.
2 ( x 2 pts)

Project exhibits moderately good workmanship. Some mistakes are evident in matching. Seams are not all consistent, stitching may be loose in spots.
3 ( x 2 pts)

Good workmanship throughout. Project has consistent seams, few mistakes, tight stitches, and blocks and rows well matched. Size and shape is almost exact.
4 ( x 2 pts)

Excellent workmanship throughout. Project has consistent seams, no mistakes, tight stitches, and blocks and rows well matched. Size and shape is exact.
*Time Management
0 pts

No Marks

1 ( x 0 pts)

The student did not finish project in the time allotted.
Student required many reminders to stay focused on the task. Required significant assistance from peers or teacher.
2 ( x 0 pts)

Project was completed but required extra time. Few reminders to stay focused; on task when reminded.
Generally able to work with some supervision.
3 ( x 0 pts)

Project was turned in on time.
On task and worked independently.
4 ( x 0 pts)

Project was turned in early. You were on task and worked independently.




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