A2 Section A - Woven Fabrics 0.0 / 5 ? TextilesWoven FabricsTextilesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: tinkymorrisCreated on: 12-04-15 16:21 Give 3 properties of plain weave fabrics. easy to print on, same on both sides, max interlacing points - strong, cheapest 1 of 14 give 2 fabrics that plain weave is used for. Poplin, Flannel, Chiffon, Gingham 2 of 14 Give 3 properties of twill weave fabrics. Hardest wearing, visible diagonal line, stain resistancy, firm handle 3 of 14 Give 2 fabrics that twill weave is used for. Denim, Drill, Herringbone Twills, Dog's Tooth Check 4 of 14 Give 3 properties of satin weave fabrics. Snags easily, lustre, right and wrong sides, not many variations, drapes well 5 of 14 Give 2 fabrics that satin weave is used for. Duchess satin, Heavy Bridal Satin 6 of 14 What is jacquard weave used for? Creating intricate patterns 7 of 14 Give 2 examples of special effect fabrics. Seersucker crepes, boucles, striped fabrics 8 of 14 How are warp pile weaves created? 2 fabrics are woven together face to face using a 3rd yarn. A knife cuts through the 3rd yarn to create 3 pieces of piled fabrics. 9 of 14 Give an example of a warp pile woven fabric. Velvet 10 of 14 How are weft pile weaves created? Loops are cut after being woven to create grooves. 11 of 14 Give 2 examples of weft pile fabrics. Needlecord, jumbocord, corduroy 12 of 14 What are uncut loop pile weaves? What property does it give? This is where the 3rd yarn is left uncut; more room to absorb moisture 13 of 14 Give an example of an uncut loop pile weave fabric. Terry Towelling 14 of 14
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