Open work fabrics 0.0 / 5 ? TextilesTextilesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Steff06Created on: 07-06-16 11:31 Describe lace A fine, open fabric of mesh or net which can be patterned. 1 of 18 How is bobbin lace traditionally produced? By hand, using pins on a pillow around which the lace bobbins work the lace. 2 of 18 How is embroidery lace made? Made by hand or machine by working an embroidered pattern onto a ground fabric. 3 of 18 How is the ground removed? By cutting it away or using a burnt-out technique. 4 of 18 How is raschel lace produced? Made on a warp-knitting machine. 5 of 18 What is lace used for? Curtains, bedspreads and decorative edging on garments. 6 of 18 How is braid made? By the diagonal interlacing of at least 2 sets of warp yarns. 7 of 18 What is braid used for? Trimmings and ribbons. 8 of 18 What is crotchet? A hand-made chain of loops, produced from a single thread using a hook. 9 of 18 How can crotchet fabric be made? By linking the chains of loops. 10 of 18 What is crotchet used to make? Make accessories such as bags and hats. 11 of 18 How is leno made? Where 2 warp yarns are twisted around the weft. 12 of 18 What are the weft yarns interwoven through? Interwoven through holes created by twisted warp yarns. 13 of 18 What is leno weave used to make? Tulle, net, gauze e.t.c for blouses, skirts, dresses and saris. 14 of 18 How is macramé made? By twisting, plaiting and knotting the yarns to form complex designs. 15 of 18 What is used in macramé? Square knots and hitches. 16 of 18 What can macramé be made from? Cotton, leather, hemp, yarn. 17 of 18 What can macramé be used for? trimmings, jewellery, decorations and costumes. 18 of 18
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