Textiles yarns 0.0 / 5 ? TextilesTextilesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: faye foundCreated on: 13-05-18 15:44 low twist yarns softer, weaker, bulky and good insulators. suitable for knitting 1 of 14 high twist yarns suitable for weaving, strong and hard 2 of 14 Ply twisting together 2 or more single yarns to make a thicker and stronger yarns 3 of 14 Core spun staple yarns are wrapped around a filament yarn. sometimes the filament yarn is elastane 4 of 14 Fancy yarns An irregular yarn which gives special effects such as boucle, slub and chenille 5 of 14 Bulked yarns blending staple fibres of different shrinkage , which can be wet or heat finished to make the resultant yarn thicker and softer. 6 of 14 Textured yarns finished using a heat process to have durable crimps, coils or loops 7 of 14 laminating 2 or more layers of fabric are combined using a intermediate polymer layer that sticks to them both 8 of 14 mixing combining fibres in the fabric construction stage by mixing the warp and weft fibres 9 of 14 blending 2 or more fibres are spun together to make a yarn 10 of 14 Z twist warp 11 of 14 S twist weft 12 of 14 single yarn a continuous single thread of twisted staple or filament fibres 13 of 14 carding is when fibres are brushed before spun into yarns, to make all fibres uniform irregular & create fancy shapes 14 of 14
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