Textiles! 0.0 / 5 ? Design & Technology: TextilesTextiles!GCSEAQA Created by: GraceOjoCreated on: 24-05-15 10:28 Define Textiles A general term used to describe anything made from fabric 1 of 21 What substance is melted in batik pots Wax 2 of 21 One reason for using an overlocker Gives seams and hems a professional finish 3 of 21 Name three industries that use textiles Medicine/Agriculture/Architecture/Transport/Specialised Protective Clothing. 4 of 21 Name three functions of textiles Shelter/Comfort/Protection/Decoration/Practical Tools. 5 of 21 Purpose of pinking shears Finishes edges to prevent fraying of fabric. 6 of 21 What tool is used to push pigment through a mesh when screen printing Squeegee 7 of 21 What's a Component Items that become part of the final product 8 of 21 Name the three weaves and uses Plain weave(Cotton) Twill weave(Denim) Satin weave(Silk/Satan) 9 of 21 Define weft knitiing Loops that run across the fabric from left to right(does ladder) 10 of 21 Define warp knitting Loops that interlock vertically (down and doesn't ladder) 11 of 21 What is cad? Computer aided designs,used to create of modify designs 12 of 21 Define quality assurance gurantee of quality the manufacturer gives to the client and end-user of the product 13 of 21 Define quality control Checking the product to make sure it meets customer standards 14 of 21 Define Natural Fibre Natural fibres come from plants, animals and minerals. They usually have short fibres, called staple fibres. 15 of 21 Define synthetic Fibre Man made from the by-products of oil 16 of 21 Name the two fibres Staple(Short fibres) Filament(Long fibres) 17 of 21 Name three natural fibres Cotton/Wool/Silk/Cashmere/Angora 18 of 21 Name three synthetic fibres Polyester/Nylon/Arcrylic/Tactel 19 of 21 Define product specification Document that contains all the instructions and information needed to produce a prototype of the product 20 of 21 Define embelishment Addition of decorative components to enhance design 21 of 21
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