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What are the three basic ways yarn are woven into fabric
Plain, twill, and satin
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What does a plain weave look like?
Over one, under one (or the other way around)
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What are three common plain weaves?
Broadcloth, gingham, muslin
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What is broadcloth?
It is made from cotton and polyester and it is dyed after it is woven. It is used to make skirts, shirts, and blouses.
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What is gingham?
Pre-dyed yarns are woven together to form a checkerboard pattern.
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What is muslin?
100% unbleached or un-dyed cotton. It is used to make lightweight clothing, blankets or baby wraps.
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What does a twill weave look like?
Over one, under two (or the other way around)
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What are three common twill weaves?
Denim, gabardine, and chino
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What is denim?
When just warp or just weft yarns are dyed. It is made of cotton or cotton blends (spandex or polyester).
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What is gabardine?
A tough, tightly woven fabric used to make suits, overcoats, trousers, uniforms, and windbreakers. It is traditionally made out of wool.
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What is chino?
It is originally made out of 100% cotton. It is used to make trousers, called chinos.
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What does a satin weave look like?
Over three or more, under one (or the other way around)
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What are three common satin weave names?
Charmeuse, peau de soie, jacquard
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What is charmeuse?
A lightweight, drapy fabric with a shine on the right side and a dull, not shiny backside
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What is peau de soie?
A luxurious, heavy, stiff fabric. It is used in evening wear and wedding wear.
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What does peau de soie mean?
Skin of silk
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What is jacquard?
A fabric with a pattern that is woven into the fabric
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What are three ways to make fabric?
Felting, knitting, or weaving
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What are three examples of non-woven fabric?
Interfacing, felt, and melton cloth
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What are the two main types of knit fabric?
Single knit and double knit
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What is a single knit?
When there are bumps on one side and vertical lines on the other side. The bumps look like V's
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What is a double knit?
Vertical lines on both sides