Natural cellulosic fibres 0.0 / 5 ? TextilesTypes of fibresAll LevelsAQA Created by: Steff06Created on: 22-05-16 15:24 Where do natural cellulosic fibres come from? Parts of plants. 1 of 7 What are all natural cellulosic fibres? Staple fibres. 2 of 7 What are examples of natural cellulosic fibres? Cotton, linen and ramie. 3 of 7 Describe the positive properties cotton possesses Withstand wear and tear, stronger when wet, absorbent so easily dyed, soft, non-irritant, insulating, easy care. 4 of 7 What are the negative properties of cotton? Highly flammable, creases badly, attacked by mildew if left damp, takes a long time to dry, stains easily,shrinks badly, environmental issues. 5 of 7 Describe the positive aspects of linen Attractive slubs, smooth and lustrous, good drape, cool to wear, breathable, wicks moisture away, hardwearing. 6 of 7 List the negative aspects of linen Highly flammable, absorbent so takes a long time to dry, creases badly, shrinks badly, stains easily, flammable, damaged by bleach. 7 of 7
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