Fabric construction 4.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Design & Technology: TextilesWeavingASAQA Created by: AbigailCreated on: 15-11-13 16:28 What is plain weave? It's the simples weave 1 of 39 Describe what it looks like: The weft yarn passes over and under the warp giving it a criss-cross pattern 2 of 39 What are some of its properties? It's hard wearing, strong, holds it shape well and its smooth 3 of 39 What is the price like for this? It's cheap to produce 4 of 39 A diagonal pattern appears on this weave, what is it called? Twill weave 5 of 39 What is the appearance of this weave? The weft goes over two and under one. this is repeated from the weft but the warp yarn goes one along 6 of 39 What are the properties for this weave? It's strong and drapes better than plain weave 7 of 39 What fabric is used from this weave? Denim is the most renowned fabric 8 of 39 The weft yarn on this weave goes something like this: over 4 and the warp under one. What weave is this called? Satin weave 9 of 39 What is another name for the long weft yarns? Floats 10 of 39 What do these floats do? They catch the light making one side shiny 11 of 39 An example would be? Satin 12 of 39 What is the main issue with this weave? It can snag, the fabric is delicate 13 of 39 So, this means it doesn't..? Resist abrasion 14 of 39 Interlocking loops meaning the yarn runs across the fabric, which Knitted yarn is this? Weft knitted 15 of 39 What is known for this construction? It's stretchy 16 of 39 However, weft knit can what easily? Lose its shape 17 of 39 If the yarn breaks, what can happen? It could unravel causing a ladder 18 of 39 What two methods can weft knit be produced by? Hand or machine 19 of 39 What are some end uses for this? Jumpers, socks, t-shirts 20 of 39 Interlocks are vertical as the yarns run 'up'. Which construction is this? Warp-knit 21 of 39 What is their main property? Stretchy 22 of 39 But, unlike the weft-knit, this construction method..? Doesn't lose its shape 23 of 39 Hard to.? Unravel 24 of 39 Only one way to produce these and that is by? Machine 25 of 39 What's the issue with doing it by a machine? The machines are expensive 26 of 39 What are some of the end uses for warp knits? Swimwear, tights, fleeces, bed sheets as well 27 of 39 Non-woven fibres are made either by ___ or ___? Felting or bonding 28 of 39 What's one of the benefits from constructing it this way? They don't fray 29 of 39 However, two issues are? Doesn't stretch and aren't very strong 30 of 39 What are bonded fabrics known as? Webs 31 of 39 How are these 'webs' made? By glue, stitches or heat 32 of 39 Bonded fabrics are usually made for? Interfacing and disposable masks 33 of 39 How are felted fabrics made? Through combination of pressure, moisture and heat 34 of 39 End uses include..? Carpets, craft material, hats, snooker table coverings 35 of 39 What fabrics are made from Pile weave? Velvet 36 of 39 What is distinctive about this method of construction? It has a piled and textured surface 37 of 39 What weave appears on top and what for bottom? Pile weave ontop and plain weave underneath 38 of 39 How can we tell The pile weave is the bumpy bit and plain weave is the smooth one 39 of 39
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