Fibers and fabrics are the foundation of clothing. It’s chemistry and is complex to understand. How much do we really know about them? Are you an expert or a novice? Find out with our quiz, where we’ll ask you textile-related questions about how fabrics are made!
Knitting
Bonding
Spinning
Weaving
Felting
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Polyester
Nylon (polyamide)
Acrylic
Acetate
Polystyrene
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It combines the good performance characteristics of the fibers and reduces the effect of the less desirable ones.
The cost of the fiber could be less than using just one fiber.
To make them easier to be made into a fabric.
To help them stick together better.
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Weft knitting machine
Circular knitting machine
Spinning wheel.
Loom
Sewing machine
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Fray at cut edges
Are firm and do not stretch much.
Are made from loops and one interlocking yarn.
Are strong along the grain of the fabric.
Make different weaves such as plain, twill or satin.
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T shirt
Trousers
Curtains
Blazer
Carpet
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Organza
Jersey
Corduroy
Denim
Lawn
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Are stretchy.
Are made on a loom.
Have a loop structure which traps air making it a good insulator (warm).
Often curl at the edges making them difficult to work with.
Made from interlocking yarn which can ladder and unravel if a thread breaks.
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Socks
Cardigans
Towels
Swimming costume
Gloves
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Made from yarn.
Not as strong as woven or knitted fabrics; easy to tear.
Do not stretch or give.
Are economical (cheap) to make and use.
Can be felts or bonded webs.
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Disposable knickers
Wadding
Interfacing (vilene)
Beret (french type hat)
Fleece jacket
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