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Sewing Backpack Project Evaluation Sewing Envelop Pillow Project Evaluation sewing project evaluation Rubric Code: J395XC By madsena Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Exam Grade Levels: (none)

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	z - Did not try 0 pts	t - Not Yet 2 pts	C - Good 4 pts	B - Very Good 6 pts	A - Excellent 10 pts
Knowledge of sewing machine	z The student made little attempt with sewing machine on daily basis.	t The student needed help with sewing machine on daily basis. Did not know how to thread machine and forgot to put presser foot down most of the time.	C Student needed help with the sewing machine most of the time.	B Student needed help witht the sewing machine some of the time.	A Student knew how to thread sewing machine and put presser foot down all the time. Student was a help to others.
Backstitching	z The student did not backstitch at all.	t Student did not backstitch on their project.	C Student backstitched 1/2 of time on their project.	B Student backstitched most of the time on their project.	A Student backstitched all the time on their project.
Seams	z The students made little attempt at sewing the seams.	t Seams are puckered and/or stretched. The seams are wider than what the instructions called for. Student did not keep right sides together.	C Seams are wider than what the instructions called for but are not stretched or puckered. Three or more seams do not have right sides together.	B Seams are a little wider than what the instructions called for. One or two seams do not have right sides together.	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.
Appearance	z The project does not look anything like it is supposed to.	t 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 like the picture in the catalog.