A2 Section A - Global Woven Traditions Open Work Fabric, ***** Weaving, Backstrap Loom & Ikat Weaving 0.0 / 5 ? TextilesTextilesGlobal Woven TraditionsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: tinkymorrisCreated on: 12-04-15 16:28 Describe ***** weaving Common in West Africa, made on narrow looms. Strips are sewn together to create fabric. Expensive as had to be done by hand. 1 of 10 Name a famous type of ***** weaving. Kente Cloth 2 of 10 Describe the process of using a backstrap loom to create fabric. Ancient technique, can be set up almost anywhere. Lengthwise threads are stretched from fixed device to a belt that this user wears. 3 of 10 Give one advantage and one disadvantage of the backstrap loom. Cheap; difficult to make long/wide fabrics. 4 of 10 Describe the process of Ikat Weaving. Pattern marked on yarns, then dyed, left to dry and then woven together. 5 of 10 Which yarns are usually died in Ikat weaving? Warp 6 of 10 What is Ikat weaving an example of? (type of dyeing process) Resist dyeing 7 of 10 What effect on the pattern does Ikat weaving create? Slightly blurred 8 of 10 What is double Ikat weaving? Where the warp and the weft are dyed. 9 of 10 Give 3 examples of open work fabrics. Net, Leno, Macrame, Braid, Lace, Crochet 10 of 10
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