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Sewing Project Evaluation Jacket 
Sewing Project Evaluation Blouse
sewing project evaluation
Rubric Code: UX3W7CW
By Jbuhler
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  F

- Did not try

0 pts

D

- Not Yet

1 pts

C

- Good

2 pts

B

- Very Good

3 pts

A

- Excellent

4 pts

Hand stitches

Pad stitching.
Slip stitching.
F

Hand stitching is not even and pad stitching is not right.
D

Pad stitching is not even and hand stitches are sloppy.
C

Pad stitching is not even and the hand stitches are uneven.
B

Pad stitching could be done better. Hand stitching could use more improvement.
A

Pad stitching is well done. Hand stitching even and not visible.
Collar

F

The collar is applied poorly and looks sloppy. It was done too fast and looks unprofessional. The collar piece doesn't fit well.
D

The collar does not have a professional appearance and care was not taken to do good work. The collar looks uneven.
C

The collar looks ok. But improvement is needed for a professional look. The undercollar is stitches are not neat.
B

The collar was applied correctly. The collar could look more professional. Hand stitches could be better.
A

The collar was applied correctly. The felt was applied correctly and the catch stitches are even. The canvas was applied with padstitching giving the proper support. The collar looks professional.
Seams

F

The students made little attempt at sewing the seams.
D

Seams have many puckers and/or are stretched. The seams are wider or narrower than what the instructions called for. Student did not keep right sides together.
C

Seams are wider or narrower than what the instructions called for, have no more than 2 puckers, and are not stretched. Three or more seams do not have right sides together.
B

Seams are a little wider or narrower than what the instructions called for. Seams may have 1 pucker but are not streatched. Seams are otherwise sewn straight.
A

Seams are the correct width that the instructions called for. They are not puckered or stretched. Project has right sides together throughout the project.
Pockets

F

There are no pockets.
D

The project is missing one or more pockets,
C

All of the pockets are present, but the sewing is sloppy or the topstiching is not where it should be.
B

There pockets sewn, but not quite professionally looking. Some improvement is needed.
A

All pockets are correctly sewn. They look professional and are exactly even.
Set-In Sleeve

F

No sleeves are attached. The lining is not finished.
D

Sleeves are attached but are not functional to be worn. Sleeves may be crooked or unable to put an arm through it. The lining is not finished.
C

Sleeves are attached but puckers or stretched are present. Sleeves have uneven hems. The lining is not put in correctly.
B

Sleeves are attached and have slight puckers or stretching. Sleeves may be slightly off in length. The lining could be sewn in better.
A

Sleeves are attached smoothly. There are no puckers and hems are even. Hem is not visible. Lining is applied correctly.
Appearance

F

The project does not look anything like it is supposed to.
D

Project does not look like it is suppose to. 3 or more parts are mishapen.
C

Two parts are mishapen on the project.
B

One part is mishapen on the project.
A

Project looks professionally sewn.
Pattern Reading

F

Student does not attempt to read and follow the book.
D

Student makes little attempt to read the textbook, but does not understand directions
C

Student reads the textbook and understands what is written but frequently asks teacher for help with the steps.
B

Student reads guide sheet and understands what is written. Student is able to perform most sewing tasks with out additional help.
A

Student reads the textbook and understands what is written. Student is able to perform all sewing tasks from the guide sheet independently.
Time Management

F

The student made no attempt to finish the project on time.
D

The student did not finish project in the time allotted.
C

Student needed excessive time to finish project.
B

Student needed extra time to finish project.
A

Project was turned in on time or early.
Pressing

F

There was little attempt at pressing. Pressing cloth was not used.
D

Some pressing, but project looks unprofessional. Seams do not lay flat.
C

Needs more pressing. The project needs to be pressed more
B

Pressing could improve. The roll line is not nicely pressed. There are wrinkles.
A

Project looks professionally pressed, and the seams are flat. Roll line has a nice press and there are not wrinkles.



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